hi, aishah. aishah: there are upgrades in the partnership between the u.s. and vietnam. white house correspondent peter doocy is with them on this trip. >> good afternoon. we've learned that president biden and china's xi who way back, have not communicating since november. that means that china flew a spy craft over the u.s., president biden ordered it shot down over the waters near south carolina, and still, nothing. and for president biden, it sounds like that's kind of a letdown. >> president biden, has president xi's absence impacted the summit? >> would be nice to have him here, but-- >> something the president really wants to do here is reform the world bank, give 70-plus developing nation a place to go for loans so they don't wind up on the hook, owing banks in beijing ultra high interest. >> this isn't about buying anything off today, it's helping provide through multilateral development banks like the world bank and imf, high value and transparent loaning opportunities for lower and middle income countries, many of them are coming, you know, they're involved in

aishah: okay.t's talk about bidenomics and how rising prices are impacting everyday americans with mitch roschelle, he is the managing director of madison ventures plus, and he joins us here op on this saturday. hi, mitch, good to see you. to oil prices are on the rise. i think we're up to about $90 a barrel. let's pull up gas prices and take a look at where we stand the, we're at $3.800 a gallon of unreaded, that's the current average. 2021 we were at 2.41, and that -- it's painful to see how far we've come. so, mitch, what's going on? and most importantly, how do these rising oil prices impact the the inflation story? >> well, aishah is, good to see you. the the reality is, this is a supply and demand story like any commodity, and opec is limiting supply. demand, while it's ebbed a little bit, demand globally is still strong which is driving up the price. the solution is more supply, and we have capacity to do that in the united states. but the problem really is, is while inflation has calmed dow

>> oh, aishah.l, it's looking better now that we're not getting rained on. 6:20, it landed emerald isle, since its landfall we've been on the eastern side of it, which is drier, but also windier as you can see in our live shot. let's talk about impacts here. one behind me, you see the ocean just mad. it has some huge waves behind us. that has kept people out of the water hopefully. the next one is going to be the wind i mentioned. if you're on the beach it's kicking up the sand and throwing it at awe. and we could get winds here 60 miles per hour. and watch out for road travel because you might see some flooding, sand on the roads. those types of disturbances actually asking-- i'm sorry, calling for officials here to ask people to possibly stay off the roads until tomorrow. i do want to show you guys video of a couple who came here yesterday for their third year anniversary. they talked to me about what those road conditions were like yesterday as they drove in, take a look. >> i was holding onto th

hi aishah. aishah: i'm aishah hasnie also following number of democrats calling on one of their own to step down. new jersey democratic senator bob menendez remaining defiant despite pressure from his own party to resign after getting slapped with bribery charges. this is the second time the lawmaker is charged with corruption in just ten years. alexandria huff has more on the fallout over the indictment, hi alex. reporter: that's right six year ago held in a second bribery case reelected in office a year later and now new jersey governor phil murray among those calling for immediate resignation so is president calling charges alarming and, quote, they raise serious concerns about the senators ability to continue to serve. yesterday, federal prosecutors charged menendez and his wife nadine with three conspiracy counts for allege scheme to enrich and protect three new jersey businessman also using senators position as chair of the senate foreign relations committee to benefit egypt's authoritaria

aishah: we are not forgetting 9/11 we will be here and coversa the 22ndry anniversary. housa message for jimmy fallon over his toxic workplace behavior. >> we gotta stop with the apologizing, you are apologizinv all the time and youe are apologizing to the people who will never forgive you. aishah: we will bring into theg unfiltered advice next on "the big weekend show". ♪ ♪ ♪. nicole: welcome back to "the big weekend show", greg gutfeld has wisdom for his late-night hosted show jimmy fallon who's been accused of workplace behavior and escaping peace and "rolling stone" attribute it to asourheyn omnibus sources. >> they are trying to ellen degeneracy and the sad towers and ship bags because they don'i like people like you, he is aon gentle sweet person he is greats at everything but hiding his ow [bleep] and that's a problem, the drinking story is true, that is sad if the ranking story is not true, that is evil becaused he is being targeted for fake and possibly real reasons to get him fired. again, the most important thing, dude, dude, dude you have got to stop with th

aishah hasnie on capitol him. thank you so much, aishah. i know you'll keep watching the developments throughout the day. >> you've got it. >> meanwhile, hundreds of flights delayed or canceled in new york and new jersey this weekend as rain drenched the state, even leaving some passengers to wade through ankle high water in flooded terminals. cb cotton is at laguardia what it means for travelers. >> cb, my flight was canceled and had to take a train back to d.c. has anything i mproved today? >> and things are back to normal after serious setbacks for travelers. perhaps the worst one of the terminals started to look more like a swimming pool. check this out. a record rainfall closed terminal a just after 11 a.m. at laguardia. people walking through inches of water to get inside only to find drenched floors by ticketing counters and people even standing on benches to avoid getting wet. as flights through terminal a were canceled, travelers shuffled on the buses to get to other terminals to try to get their flights because the water kept risi

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aishah, thank you.let's bring in florida congressman mike waltz, what do you think about that? using our national parks now to house these migrants? >> yes, sandra, hypocrisy here is rich on multiple levels. i mean -- president biden just dedicated a new national monument, national park out in arizona, to preserve and protect those pristine lands for future generations, and when it comes to any type new energy exploration, denied, not allowed. mining for our economy, denied, not allowed. but suddenly it's ok to put tens of thousands of illegal immigrants on there without appropriate sewage facilities, without appropriate living conditions, then suddenly that's going to be fine. so i mean that, is rich with hypocrisy. the whole sanctuary city narrative is completely blown up for the left and then my question is, this is supposedly a temporary solution with temporary housing, how temporary is temporary, and how far is this going to go? tent cities in yellowstone and yosemite next? there's no plan, it's ou

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which was a major shift for speaker kevin mccarthy let's go right to congressional correspondent aishahlive on capitol hill with the latest. reporter: i can tell you speaker mccarthy is beaming right now. he absolutely has a victory in passing this 45-day clean cr. he actually came over right before the vote and whispered in my ear and said look what the senate just did did you see what the senate just did and he was smiling and what he was talking about was that the senate, senate republicans leader mcconnell had basically decided to take a step back, back off, and let the house move forward with its cr. and that was important because house democrats were trying to stall a vote on this so that they could wait and allow senate to take up their cr. so it really did work out for speaker mccarthy able to get enough votes for the 45-day cr this includes i believe disaster funding and it does not include border security and it does not include ukraine funding. the senate cr that we anticipated would be voted on at least procedurally today did include $6 billion in ukraine funding so it looks

pete: aishah, thank you. rachel: thank you, aishah. joey: it seems complicated.re certain members in fact caucus that already had this date circled on the calendar when they had the speaker -- and they knew this was a place they could corner him. there are other members who have issues with how we're spending money, and this is their opportunity to do something about it. rachel: yeah. i think there's some very sun sere people who are concerned not just about the $33 trillion in debt and all the, you know, outrageous amount of money that our government spends on a lot of stuff we don't care about, but also on the issue of ukraine which is absolutely dividing the republican party. i believe 101 members now voting, you know, to continue funding ukraine, 117 saying, no, we don't want to, want to separate that out and vote on this separately. so that's definitely happening. the dirty little secret, pete, is that in the end even the people that get sent home because supposedly the government's shut down, they'll get paid anyway. pete: they'll get back pay. it's such a

>> martha: okay, aishah. thank you. on capitol hill with that, we bring in ari fleischer, now a fox news contributor. great to have you with us today. your reaction to this. the larger meaning of the passing of senator feinstein. >> i think the larger meaning is in this very polarized age where it's hard to find anybody that will say anything kind or nice about anybody in the opposite party doesn't really require a death for us to do that. that's what i find sad here. dianne feinstein served with honor and dignity. she represented a philosophy that i don't believe in, but she did it because it's who she is and what was in her heart. and i like to see this kindness back on capitol hill. not everything has to be bear knuckled fight and clash. she's a reminder of that. >> she certainly is. i was looking at the tributes today from marsha blackburn, condoleezza rice with photos of them together having worked together on a number of things across the aisle. it reminded us also that she was condemned by people in her own party

first to congressional correspondent aishah hasnie.e democrats on the hill saying this afternoon? >> aishah: number two democrat, dick durbin told me he admits the border crisis is going to be a political challenge in 2024 for democrats but he tried to shield the president for taking any blame. >> should this be a political problem in 2024 for democrats? >> it's a political challenge and i see it at home. this is a serious issue that we have to take seriously. innocent people are being hurt. >> is the white house doing enough, the administration doing enough? >> let's step back and be honest about this. 30 years since we discussed immigration and we are going to blame this president for the problems, god sake, let's blame ourselves for the problem. >> aishah: not sure if senator sinema would agree with that. she and five senate democrats are pretty upset the white house gave away $134 million to new york state while arizona got half that amount to deal with the migrant surge. the cash flow and complaints come as new york's governor kat

aishah, thanks very much indeed.ity leader said they're in a looming civil war over the shut down. >> house republicans are in the middle of a civil war. civil war has follows attributes, chaos, dills function and extremism and the house republican civil war is hurting hard-working american taxpayers and limiting our ability to solve problems on their behalf. it's unfortunate, but as house democrats, we're going to continue to try and find common ground with the other side of the aisle to work with senate democrats and senate republicans and president biden. stuart: wisconsin congressman brian style joining me now. looks like a serious dispute here. my understanding is that 12 republicans will vote no on this bill. that's almost a civil war, isn't it? certainly a dispute. >> well, this is a good bill. everybody wants a perfect bill but this is our best opportunity to secure the u.s. mexico border and begin to address this spending that president biden has driven forward. sure, there's a few people that have yet got t

>> bret: aishah hasnie on capitol hill. bret: former south carolina attorney alec murdaugh was in court today for the first time since his sentencing for killing his wife and son. he faces charges of stealing settlement money from friends, colleagues and clients. correspondent jonathan serrie reports tonight from south carolina. >> wearing an orange prison uniform and shackled at the waste, convicted murderer alec murdaugh was back in a south carolina courtroom. the judge set february 27th date for the case of gloria saterfield. long time housekeeper died from injuries after falling on his property back in 2018. the disbarred low country lawyer is accused of pocketing millions of dollars in settlement money owed her family. >> this is about allegations that represent an assault on the state judiciary. and because of that they need to be answered. >> as murdaugh's attorneys prepare to defend him against state financial fraud charges, they are trying to overturn his march 2nd double murder conviction in the 2021 shootings of

>> bret: aishah hasnie live on capitol hill. aishah, thank you.p next, our "common ground" segment on the looming government shutdown and negotiations between saudi arabia and israel. and, later, the capture of a suspect in the murder of a tech executive. why he was even on the streets in the first place. ♪ ♪ oh, no! bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours?! hmmm, ok. not coughing at yoga. antiquing not coughing? not coughing at the movies?! hashtag still not coughing?! aaah. oww! mucinex dm gives you 12 hours of relief from chest congestion and any type of cough, day or night. it's not cough season. it's always comeback season. it's because of tiktok that i had to go out and get a website. i'm at a point now where i've outgrown my house. growing up, every me i'd get out of the shower, i would itch. my first experience with goat milk soap, it kinda was like a light bulb moment. tiktok is a fantastic platform for diy. if you'd have told me three years ago that i would own my own business and be expanding into a se

good evening, aishah. >> shannon, good evening to you.since the senate returned to capitol hill, senate republicans have been banding together around senator tuberville and really accusing democrats and the pentagon of playing politics here. so take a look at this. right now, these are the 301 promotions and appointments on hold by senator tuberville who wants the military to stop paying for service members to travel across state lines to get an abortion. now, the pentagon has been ramping up its media blitz you could call it against tuberville claiming these holds are impacting military readiness. the navy secretary even accusing the senator of aiding and abetting communist. today the pentagon spokeswoman doubled down on those threats. >> our adversaries are watching this right now. and at a time when we have a war raging in ukraine, at a time when we have the rising challenge of china growing in the east, we need our senate confirmed military leaders in place. >> but to your knowledge and senate republicans disagree. they say if the sit

let's go back to aishah of think on the hill following the latest.t can you tell us as we've been listening to matt gaetz9 there? >> reporter: well, he's been saying the same thing for quite some time. you just heard him basically say he's going to file a motion to vacate. i mean, if speaker mccarthy is going to move forward with this 45-day careen c.r. which requires -- clean c.r. which requires democratic help because the threshold is two-thirds of the entire chamber, then that is what matt gaetz says is completely, i believe he said obviously blatant violation of the promise that speaker mccarthy made at the beginning of the year when he was trying to become speaker. is so that's what i heard. matt gaetz is absolutely ready to move forward with the motion to vacate. and earlier this morning speaker mcthink was asked about this when he announced this new 45-day c.r., what happens if somebody files a motion to vacate, and he basically looked in the camera and said, bring it on, go ahead. he's not worried about it. he absolutely is not feeling the pr

looks more fearful now, aishah. >> yeah, it does, neil.speaker kevin mccarthy this afternoon. house republicans failed to pass a pretty popular defense bill. a defense bill that the entire conference supports. that created some commotion on the house floor just a short while ago. watch this. >> the yays are 212. the nays are 214. the resolution is not adopted. >> martha: so five republicans tanked this defense bill, which really has been dragged in to this fight over a short term spending bill to fund the government. one of those critics is representative ralph norman. he says he doesn't want to do this piecemeal. he wants a top line number and wants to do all 12 bills now. he doesn't want to do a continuing resolution. after this vote a group of veteran members walked over to the house steps and blasted these holdouts. >> what we just saw with these five individuals is them adding their name to the list that are enabling chairman xi right now looking at this with a sigh of relief that we department just get this dod package to the floor.

aishah hosni live on capitol hill with more.ack in d.c. >> good morning to you, john. look, this is a pretty bipartisan issue. democrats and republicans see a national standard when it comes to how college athletes use their name, likeness or image to make money. whether congress will actually step up and do something is a completely different story. as we know from past experiences, they like to talk a lot about things like this and move very slowly on it. right now more than 30 states are forcing universities to comply by their rules which at times are at odds with the ncaa's rules. so far lawmakers have introduced more than a dozen bills, held eight hearings on this topic but we haven't seen a single peels of legislation get through a committee. we're tracking a big bipartisan efforts that aims to preempt most state nil laws, create a transparent nil database and give athletes healthcare even if they get injured and grant the ncaa enforcement powers and legal protection. >> i would say that we have been encouraged on all side

we were texting about it this morning, aishah. >> we have been talking about it for quite some time andhas everyone on the hill. senator sinema isn't the only one upset with how the border has been handled and dealt with and upsetting people like democrats on the hill and blue states and could be the issue that grinds this government to a halt heading towards a spending showdown really. today senator sinema will lead a hearing about the biden administration's handling of the southern border after the end of title 42 and sure to come up in this hearing is the fact the white house doled out $134 million to new york state over the $69 million sent to arizona, a border state. five other democrats joined sinema in denouncing the biden administration decision this summer. democrats in new york and other blue states are mad, too. we're seeing more and more protests breaking out over the migrant surge. in massachusetts governor healey is saying she will deploy the national guard soon to help out at shelters and new york carve new york hochul is calling on the government to fix the border. the r

>> aishah hasnie live on capitol hill. thanks.wo years after ruling abortion was not a crime in one northern state. that earlier ruling had set after a grinding process of decriminalizing abortion state by state in mexico. today's decision comes amid a trend in latin america of loosening restrictions on abortion. up next, the panel on mixed messages about covid from president biden and the white house. first, beyond our borders tonight. the death toll from severe rain storms that lashed parts of greece, turkey and bulgaria now increases to 14. rescue teams in the three neighboring countries recovered seven additional bodies today. three sailors from russia and france are rescued after the inflatable catamaran they were trying to navigate to australia came under attack from sharks. the men ar are due to arrive in brisbane tomorrow. this is a live look from earth cam. one of the big stories there tonight the rolling stones announced their first album of new songs in 18 years. it's called hackney it diamonds. appearances from lady ga

neil: thank you for that, aishah, very much.e president of the united states reacting to all of this? lucas tomlinson at the white house with more. hey, lucas. >> reporter: hey, neil. president biden speaking at the retirementer is ceremony yesterday for the outgoing chairman of the joint chiefs of staff the, general mark milley, and offered the following warning -- >> if the house fails to fund government by tomorrow, we'll have failed all our troops, our service members who keep upholding their oath, showing up for work, standing sentinel around the world, keeping our country secure. but they won't get paid. it's a disgrace. >> reporter: president biden is here at the white house this weekend no tout being kept up-to-date -- no doubt being kept up the date on the looming government shutdown. yesterday our colleague edward lawrence asked this key question in the briefing room: >> reporter: does the president bear think responsibility for a shutdown. >> >> absolutely not. and, by the way, the deal was to insure that we had a fis

we want to go to aishah hasnie.n capitol hill amid the tech titans descending in a room. i was thinking it was like half a trillion of wealth there. what became of this? >> there was a lot of security around. i can tell you that, neil. we haven't heard in great detail what happened inside, but we are getting some information from lawmakers that have periodically come out of the briefing and sort of given us some remarks. right now you can see over to my left, senator ted cruz is speaking to the press about what he just learned. i can tell you that a lot of these senators feel like they heard a lot about the problems that a.i. could cause and not a lot of solutions. we don't know yet if they're lenning to regulations, via congress or perhaps congress creating a regulatory agency. what we do know, we heard from elon musk, most everyone in that room agrees that congress needs to regulate a.i. >> it's important for us to have a referee just as you have a referee in a sports game. the games are better for it. something g

aishah hasnie has more. >> reporter: good with morning, neil.forum say it was a great success, is and we may actually see a public or forum see. more on that in just a second. but first, those big tech titans, elon musk, bill gates, mark subisser berg, sundar pichai and sam altman all huddled with senators this week to talk about regulating a.i. and while we don't know if congress will create a regulatory agency or just try to do it all themselves, we're told that that everyone in the room wants congress to act. >>st it's important for us to have a referee just as you have a referee in a sports game or all sports games and the games are better for it. senator schumer did a great service to humanity here along with the rest of the senate, and i think we'll, i think something good will come of this. i think this meeting may go down in history as being very important for the future of civilization. >> reporter: as you know, neil, there's always criticism that congress won't be able the move fast enough on this, and when i asked leader schumer if he

aishah hasnie has the latest. >> reporter: if you ask anyone on capitol hill covering this for the past couple weeks, they will tell you it is going to happen. anticipation is doubling. we are watching the house floor. you can watch along with us, we are watching the house vote on the rule for a short-term spending bill. not the actual bill yet. the rule. the rule is expected to pass. looks like it just past. the actual bill vote is coming up next year. this is the one to watch. this is the moment, make or break moment for speaker kevin mccarthy. this continuing resolution to fund the government for 30 one days that he has been working on for quite some time, is, by all accounts, expected to fail. we can tell you what is in this. they came up with it last week. in this continuing resolution, it would reduce spending levels so it would not keep nancy pelosi's spending levels. it would enact the gop border security plan. it would also create a fiscal commission to study debt. these are all things these holdouts wanted from speaker mccarthy. i asked speaker mccarthy on his way in to the ho

aishah hasnie has more on our shutdown may affect americans. >> reporter: whenever there's a shutdowneconomy billions of dollars. last time in 2018 it hit us with $3 billion into the economy. this affects federal workers but it could affect you day today. here's what would happen if the government shutdown. parents who rely on head start centers, federally funded preschool classes could lose that care. airport workers like air traffic controllers continue working without pay, that might lead to them walking out of work, not showing up to work and the last shutdown in 2018 cost major headaches at airports nationwide. many national parks and museums will close. if you had travel plans to go to the grand canyon, yosemite, you would have to reconsider your travel plans, food and rail safety inspections would stop. highway projects that rely on federal dollars might come to a halt. and active-duty military families, start missing paychecks, so would federal authorities like border patrol agents patrolling the southern border. nobody on capitol hill wants a shut down but it would be the 15t

aishah hasnie live with the latest as the clock ticks. >> reporter: the senate is already buzzing. leader chuck schumer blaming house conservatives if congress cannot fund the government and it is all a battle overspending levels. schumer is locked and loaded with 12 appropriation bills they did pass out of committee's bipartisan basis. mitch mcconnell thinks congress will need to pass a short-term extension instead although he does say getting the house and senate to agree overspending levels, a pretty big mess. kevin mccarthy in the pacific this week is looking for short-term extension that will run through november, hoping to get his congress more time to pass appropriation bills and gain leverage with the senate. he's got to get the freedom caucus on board which has a list of demands that wouldn't get through the senate. congressman chip roy tweeting republicans should not fund the things they campaign against and for rug, doj weaponization, dod woke, irs abuse, covid trna, extending a continued resolution of the disaster is a nonstarter, hashtag no security no funding. >> if w

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let's talk about this though, aishah.e reasons that he is at his whit's end with the woke corporations is they brought it on themselves, okay. in the sense that the corporations were the ones that got politically active. nobody asked them to and time you went to a baseball game and this will shock people and went to a game to watch baseball. you liked baseball. you didn't go for protests. >> and hot dogs. >> of course, baseball and hot dogs. i was toldmy told by wardrobe t allowed to have hot dogs anymore. >> putting duct tape over the nike logo and wanted to cut it out but kept it in tact. >> pitchers scuff the ball and do things. >> better than glueing your feet on the floor at a tennis championship game. full disclosure, i love nike. like people have asked me to stop wearing nike. i know. i know. jordans. no, but i don't think it's going to stop. i don't. like i know that we saw what happened with bud light, we keep seeing what happens like disney and all these companies trust worcompanies thatwant to go beye created t

first aishah hosni with more on this. >> good morning to you.re watching what is happening across the country and now trying to get ahead of any potential federal mandate. just yesterday as you talked about senator vance introduced the bill banning the government from reinstating mask mandates in schools, public transportation and airplanes. democrats said it is too broad and distraction. most democrats i spoke to want the country to follow the science. >> if covid cases continue to rise nationwide, would you support a federal mask mandate again? >> i think that would depend on the lethalivity. >> the rising number of covid cases would you be support in a federal mask mandate. >> i'm not going to suppose what may happen. i think we have to look at circumstances on the ground. >> do you think masks work? >> they work sometimes. sometimes they don't. >> republicans are also blasting schools for bringing back mask mandates. some democrats feel differently about that. >> there are some colleges bringing back the mask mandates because covid cases are

aishah hasnie has more details on all this. >> reporter: this is a huge topic of contention on the hill the number 2 democrat in the senate told me the border issue especially in those blue states is going to be a political challenge in 2024 but he was trying hard to shield president biden from taking any blame. >> reporter: is the white house doing enough? >> 30 years since we discussed immigration. how about ourselves? >> reporter: blaming ourselves may not be enough for kirsten sinema who will be leading the hearing about the biden administration's handling of the border after the end of title 42. sure to come up, the fact the white house doled out $134 million for new york state, that's over 69 million and actual border states. that's not enough for new york as we see more protests breaking out over the migrant surge. governor kathy hochul is publicly blaming president biden calling on the federal government to fix the border and despite their complaining, they are blaming house conservatives for threatening to hold up government funding over, what else, but securing the border. he

aishah hasnie joins me. what is in the deal?nk would please conservatives but in the overnight hours we are looking at reportedly 12 hard-nosed for the new deal when it's not a good thing when you can only lose four and you can tell in this case the negotiations are not really happening between caucuses, there happened between individual members and that's an uphill battle, here's what we know about this deal it was worked out between a handful of conservative freedom caucus members and moderate mainstreet caucus members ended includes funding the government for another month although they would temporarily cut the fiscal year '23 discretionary spending by 1%, that is a big change and they would hold defense spending at current levels and include the border bill language except for e-verify and it would be taken up with the dod bill which were expected to happen later this week, what is out here it does not include disaster relief and it does not include ukraine funding. remember that they want to vote on this on thursday when u

aishah hosni watching all that back and forth again today live on the hill. senate returns and all of a sudden there is a lot of action. we're seeing really the senate republicans ban together behind tommy tuberville trying to turn the tables back against the democrats saying -- asking what is the left doing to resolve this situation? take a look at this. where we stand now. this is the 301 promotions and appointments on hold by senator tuberville who is not happy with the military's abortion policy. the democrats continue attacks. chuck schumer could use his powers to go around these and bring each and every individual nomination to the floor for a vote. tuberville and senate republicans say democrats haven't done that yet because they're playing politics. >> it will take three hours to do one nominee. >> they aren't doing it why? >> they don't want to put anybody in harm's way. >> i asked the number two democrat in the senate what's going on? >> why do you think leader schumer isn't trying harder to get around the military holds. >> he has tried everything.

aishah hasnie from capitol hill. >> reporter: if that vote happened today, it would surely fail on thec sparring going on between house republicans over the past 24 hours mostly online. they are now back here on capitol hill, and we might see some of that in realtime now. opponents say that there are now around 18 republicans that are hard nos with several more that are undecided, so this is not a good situation for this current c.r. the entire house gop if conference is meeting in one room for the first time this days. the house freedom caucus is pretty much split over this short-term spending deal that was offered up by their caucus and the mainstream caucus leaders. it would keep the government running for 30 days, increase border security and cut fiscal year '23 spending levels without touching defense, social security or medicare, things like that. but some is critics tell me it does not go far enough while others say, you know what? we want to skip a short-term band-aid altogether. >> i think we should be passing our appropriation bills. >> i don't want to continue another day wi

every democrat was refusing to comment, but our reporter, aishah hasnie has put out manchin said menendez said he would not resign. just want to make sure i got that news in there, john. >> john: bring in andy mccarthy, former assistant u.s. attorney and fox news contributor what we have seen so far in the hearing, a short, i imagine a bathroom break, last five minutes or so. jonathan turley laid out the importance of having this inquiry, andy, at the beginning of this in the opening statement. play that and your reaction on the other side. we don't have it apparently. let's ask you about the importance of this impeachment inquiry, one that the democrats are trying at every turn to try to discredit. >> yeah, i think john, jonathan laid it out eloquently as we heard it, which is that there's a lot of serious misbehavior. a lot of support for this, that you are not at a point where it would be appropriate to file articles of impeachment, but the behavior that we know, the outlines of to this point, is sufficiently serious that it cries out that it's congress's obligation as the constitution