i want to go back to chad pergram chad to get the lay of the land we've been mulling around on houseloor for the better part of 11 minutes now. we don't yet know if the motion to adjourn got enough yeas or nays to be put into motion. what are you hearing. >> right now the motion to adjourn is failing. okay? only 203 yays, 214 nays so it's failing. if the motion to adjourn fails, the house must stay in session and by rule that automatically triggers that 15th vote. now, again, as i said, each vote is a little bit different. so maybe you have some people who thought this was all going to be wrapped up. they're already on a plane, they're driving somewhere and it depends which side they're on. okay. so you could trigger that roll call vote. this is where we get into some very dangerous turf potentially for kevin mccarthy. why? because it needs an outright majority of the house of members casting ballots for somebody by last name and hakeem jeffries on every single roll call vote with the exception of a couple when david trone was out was at 212. so suddenly, if you have just the right n

chad, thank you very much and we will see you shortly. >> john: thanks, chad. ronna mcdaniel is still with us and she is back now. when you look at what andy biggs tweeted, ronna, let me repeat it again, "my colleague made clear we deserve a new leader and should stand down and select someone to make someone else in the next ballot. we have 19 republicans who voted for others, kevin mccarthy, some of that might be sort of jumping on the bandwagon for now and voicing opposition but a few of those votes can change. by the a hardened position among a core group of republicans here who are sagging, "nope, it will not be kevin mccarthy." if they hang in, what do you do? >> yeah, then you have this other side, right, 199 voting for kevin. that is obviously where the vast majority of the members are. so, i think they have to get together. they have got to talk to each other and find out what is dividing them? what are the things that you need to bring this together to get a republican speaker elected into the business of the american people? if you look at the math, k

chad what can you tell us?> laura good evening, kevin mccarthy gained support as speaker on two roll call votes today. he did not gain any support on 11 votes for speaker over the previous three days. the question is whether mccarthy can close the deal tonight. we are told he should have the votes later on and be sworn in as speaker. two of his supporters are back. they were absent earlier, wesley hunt of texas and ken buck of colorado however there could be other absences and it's possible other members could vote present. lowering the bar could help mccarthy if members don't cast ballots. if mccarthy is elected the dean of the house, the most senior member, howe rodgers of kentucky will swear in mccarthy. mccarthy will then swear in the entire house en masse. this is the longest speaker's election since 1859, that went 44 ballots. the record was 133 ballots in 1856. the house is coming into session right now. we will see if they go to that next roll call vote, ballot number 14, laura. >> now, chad, i was read

neil: hang on there, chad. i want to bring larry glazer, mayflower advisors managing partner covers the stock market closely. larry, some might say this, my gosh, constitutional crisis, all part of government, governing, irdon't know if it reaches that magnitude. if there was panic in the street it would not be up to the degree it is. what do you make the market is hoping on, maybe hoping to turn things around from a flat day, certainly a horrible year last year and maybe this is coming into play, this idea, well, nothing gets done? >> you know, neil, it's a new year and investors are craving a new direction. they're craving new leadership coming out of washington, new leadership coming from the stock market. it is a fine line between gridlock and dysfunction. the market accepted idea, split government, great for the markets. gridlock is great for the markets. you have to know you have to get some things done the market has a lot of skeptical view. the market pressure is over. there was tremendous tax-loss sell

we heard you say 214, chad, could you clarify that quick for us? >> and again, that's a manual total here. that's why in the house chamber you have multiple tally clerks and you've got 5 or 6 of them, it depends who hears a name, i might not have heard a name there, that's the number i have. and so that's why it takes so long. that's why we are in this waiting period because they are checking their math too, and they might come up with a different number and why you have so many different people doing this on the dias. so 213, 214, i had 214. looks like the magic number should be 217, kevin mccarthy is short. whatever cheryl johnson, the clerk of the house, announces from the chair is the official total. >> john: warren davidson a moment ago said there was a deal for a one member threshold on a call to vacate the chair. seems to me that's new that we had heard that was floated but did not know there was a deal on it. >> just a couple hours ago, you know, kevin mccarthy told fox in the hall, aishah hasnie, my colleague, there was not a complete deal

chad pergram is with us what are we looking at? >> we know the universe of how many people oppose voting for kevin mccarthy on the floor. there were 19 votes by name for somebody else on the first vote. all 19 of those members then went to jim jordan. as we went to the third vote here, it will a question as to whether or not they would place somebody else's name in nomination for the third vote. that's what chip roy, the congressman from texas. they did. jim jordan. and they'll go through the list now. the rule is that they have to keep voting until they get a speaker. we should watch this time if there's any attrition from the number of votes that jim jordan got. that's something to keep in mind or whether or not they go to a fourth vote, whether or not they have a recess and go back and have people horse trade and things. the universe of people, we have three named to the nomination. hakeem jeffries that got more votes than kevin mccarthy on the last vote. i want to go to something here. so matt gaetz, a republican from florida.

. >> john: first we go to chad pergram live on capitol hill. chad, looks like groundhog day today. >> well, right now the one thing we know is that they are not going to elect a speaker of the house on this roll call vote. the first vote of the day, the fourth overall in the past two days and kevin mccarthy has not been able to get an outright majority of the entire house of people voting by name, so that means there will be a fifth ballot. now, a couple of things to watch for. right now they are up to 16 votes for byron donalds. in the other roll call votes here it was 19 on the first couple of votes there for somebody else other than kevin mccarthy yesterday, 19 for jim jordan, then 20 and byron donalds voted for jim jordan on the final vote yesterday. the thing to watch is whether or not the vote for mccarthy or against mccarthy goes up or down. we thought a few minutes ago before the vote started about 12:20, the house might go to recess or effort to get the house into recess, a bad sign for mccarthy. he did not move the meter overnight and

chad, thank you very much. we'll be watching and listening to everything you have to say throughout this process. fascinating. so as we mentioned, republican congressman tony gonzalez is standing by. first to a republican congressman from florida, carlos jimenez. good to have you with us today. what is your take on what's going on here? >> we've got two positions that are entrenched. you have a lot of fray dom caucus people, the 20 votes that will not vote for kevin mccarthy. you have the vast majority of the caucus, the conference standing by kevin. 90% wants kevin mccarthy to be speaker. the process has to play out. hopefully we can -- probably go through another round of voting and maybe after that, we will recess for the day and hopefully cooler heads can prevail overnight and tomorrow we can come back and elect kevin mccarthy to be the next speaker of the house of representatives. >> martha: you hear what chad pergram is reporting, that people are getting frustrated with this process. would you say that's

chad, good luck on the new book. colonel, always great to see you.gentlemen. >> thank you, gentlemen. >> trace: first up in tonight's crime round-up. in missouri, five dangerous inmates including three sex offenders broke out of prison south of st. louis. two of them snuck into a parking lot and stole a gray sedan. the other three met them just outside the gate and off they drove. the sheriff says they ditched their prison clothes for white t-shirts and shorts and they are still on the run. >>> in new york, three kids now face felony charges after throwing rocks from an overpass at passing cars that damaged at least 16 vehicles ranging from flat tires to smashed windshields. in oklahoma, police are asking for help finding the shopl shoplifters, a man and a woman who fled a sports store with armfuls of goods. someone who appears to be a store employees, as you can see, tried to stop the thieves but they still got away. >>> while we're on the subject of rampant crime, the fox news @ night commonsense department noticed black lives matter along with mem

back with chad pergonal this. chad, obviously she was -- talk about making progress and votes were identity after each said -- identical after each said meeting. are we hearing things could be different this time? >> talking and no negotiations initially. reporter: a senior house gop leadership source tells fox "we've made progress in the negotiations, sounds familiar there, but we don't know if that's changed any votes yet". fox was told the chances for the drama to end today are "low". kevin mccarthy made concessions but even the most fierce adderer sayre believes he gay -- adversary believes he gave up too much. >> the construct of the rules concessions functionally turn the speakership into a ceremonial position. as a matter of fact if my colleagues get what they want from mccarthy, the chairman of the freedom caucus will be more important than the speaker of the house in determining the legislation that reaches the floor. >> members are growing antsy, some mccarthy allies believe the protracted election needs

chad, where are we heading? right now ins suspended animatin and waiting to see the total read by cheryl johnson. she is the democratic work of the house. she is in charge of the house until they get a speaker. as i said, we will see a lot over the next couple of days if they don't get a speaker. our unofficial telly hakeem jeffries, 203 for kevin mccarthy, 104 andy biggs, nine total photo for somebody else including jim jordan. jim thanks republican of indiana got one lee zeldin from long island who ran for governor of new york got one. byron donalds republican from florida. what is unclear because we have not been into this parliamentary posture and a sentry is do they have another folk? the statute says they were supposed to vote immediately because the highest precedent in the house of representatives right now is to figure out who your speaker is because you can't do anything. they are paralyzed and frozen doing anything until they get a speaker. so, do they go right ahead? do they nominate somebody else? i

let's go back to chad pergram. >> oh, i'm right here. die apologize. i was looking at the images on the floor. this is the big moment, obviously. it is so opaque that you can se the elation as kept mccarthy hugs all of these members. think about the trials and tribulations that he has been through. at one point really there was a lot of doubt that he was going to get across this finish line. there was a lot, there were a lot of people saying it is time to put steve steve's gleason or somebody else in again and again . i don't know if you had it on your phone but i had tons on social media. they come to an and because he is the house speaker and he is in a long line of speakers goin back to 1789, and think about this is now as he takes the gavel. is going to have a lot of challenges ahead. one of them is the debt ceiling peer-to-peer land in negotiations, they are not goin to agree to a clean that ceiling . that is what we are hearing tonight. if that is the case, it is goin to be a battle and you have to deal through all these votes. but he is the spea

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chad pergram has the latest from capitol hill. chad? >> neil, this is the longest speaker election since 1923. the house is now taking the ninth vote for speaker. it must go to a tenth. the goal was for kevin mccarthy to move the dial today. patrick mchenry of north carolina says the speaker's race won't be resolved today. mccorr think supporters are staring down their opponents. >> i don't believe kevin mccarthy will back down. we'll do this for days, do this for weeks. it could go months. we can't back down to 20 people holding the rest of the house captive or hostage. >> there's starting to be questions as to whether or not mccarthy can ever get the votes to become speaker. some gop members are beginning to negotiate with democrats. those that oppose mccarthy embrace the house vote a rama. it's not dysfunction and it's not imperilling. it's the exchange of ideas and expression of support for people you want to be your leader in the next congress. i think it's incredibly healthy, actually. >> supporters would like to adjourn but they

first, we want to go to chad pergram over on the hill. hi, chad. >> hi, martha. what we know right now, they're well in to this second ballot for speaker, the second one this afternoon. we know they're going to have to go to a third ballot because it's clear that kevin mccarthy for any other candidate has the votes to become speaker of the house here. right now as we're tracking this, jim jordan, republican from ohio, he was nominated by matt gaetz, somebody that was not actually seeking the speakership. he used to be a rival with kevin mccarthy a few years ago. he's gotten on board. he has gotten 15 votes. i always say it's about the math. during the first vote there were 19 republicans that cast ballots for somebody else besides kevin mccarthy by name. voting for somebody by sur name is very important in this process. so if that number for jim jordan goes up from what we had before or any other candidate, anybody else besides kevin mccarthy, that is going to be significant. what we know already even though they're only about 2/3s of the way through the vote, th

so will chad pergram on capitol hill. chad, what do you make of all of this?o see if kevin mccarthy makes progress here today. keep in mind he was losing 20, 21 votes yesterday, people voting against him, byron donalds republican from florida. voting against him today. there are 10 votes on the scoreboard, against him with byron donalds, this is rattling that former president trump could become speaker. matt gaetz, he voted for donald trump. keep in mind this has never happened but you can have a speaker of the house who is not a member of the house this is where we've had scenarios floated that maybe a former member, fred upton or lee zeldin, former members just of a couple days ago could be tapped by republicans to be speaker of the house. that would never happen before. that would frankly be extraordinary. the right now one thing we do know on this vote, the seventh vote on the third day, kevin mccarthy once again does not have the votes. the question whether or not there is some improvement. now some history, in 1923 it took three days and nine votes becau

first, we head to senior congressional correspondent chad pergram. chad? house minority leader kevin mccarthy lacks the votes. he agreed to demand of his opponents. they want to lower the bar to kick him out if they don't like the job he's doing. the house can't do anything until they elect a speaker. >> sometimes it's taken hours, sometimes days, sometimes weeks. hopefully that won't happen. the america people voted the senate and the house. the american people want us to be unified. >> the house is paralyzed until it elects a speaker. they can't even swear in members. the vote for speaker has not gone to a second ballot in 100 years. the long test house took to pick a speaker was two months in 1856. >> shouldn't be in a hurry to make a bad decision. it's worth it to fight a few hours, a few days to get the best possible person for speaker instead of surrendering to the establishment. >> republicans hope to have a big majority but the smaller majority is commuting expectations. the gop is worried about how bad this looks after winning the house. >> you co

senior congressional correspondent chad pergram has reaction tonight from capitol hill. >> bipartisan lawmakers demand a damage assessment after the mar-a-lago raid and the discovery of classified documents at president biden's home. >> i'm very disappointed with. >> bret: had a little tape problem with chad's piece. we will head back to that shortly and bring chad in from capitol hill. >> bret: the assistance from ukraine and for ukraine reveals a likely shift in military strategy. first, here's what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 5 in new york with a guilty verdict for islamic extremist who killed 8 people with a speeding truck in 2017. sigh above was convicted of 28 federal crimes and could face the death penalty. >> this is a live look at milwaukee that you island, michigan. one of the big stories there tonight fox 17, michigan, the state turns 186 today. it was the 26th state admitted to the union, the original border included the ohio city of toledo which michigan was forced to give up in exchange for the upper peninsula. the compromise l

chad gpd, we are talking about that again.here is a lot of fanfare around the ai powered chat but that has gone viral in recent weeks but there are some negative connotations here, potentially causing propaganda and hacking risks. this is according to a report published by researchers on wednesday. two of those authors studies worked in open ai and one of them has since left the not-for-profit but the blog accompanied the report stated our bottom line judgment is that language models will be useful for propagandists and will likely transform online influence operations. joining us now to discuss the risks as well as the positives, the use cases, the future of the technology is the cofounder, ceo of the ad free private search engine here. we are going to go into what it does and how you use natural language in a moment but talk to us about what you made of this discussion about the fear of propaganda, about misinformation being used within ai. on the flipside, there are a lot of positives that you can actually uncover who is be

senior congressional correspondent chad pergram live on capitol hill. chad, the vote is tomorrow.t are we expecting to happen a question mark >> good morning. in order to win matt, kevin mccarthy needs a majority on all house members voting for someone by name. most republicans are on board, and his supporters are not fudging. >> there was no question over 200 members of republican members will stick with kevin mccarthy again and again and again, and that includes steve scalise and the rest of the leadership team. you can't make a decision on somebody with nobody and quite frankly, there is no alternative to kevin. >> there are at least five house republicans who formally opposed mccarthy, a coalition of nine members and members of writing a letter last night that mccarthy's sessions came too late and they do not go far enough. that rosendale say he will not support mccarthy. >> kevin mccarthy we have given opportunities over the last two years to demonstrate leadership skills whether it was cr, the end daa, so-called infrastructure bill, we put him in a position where he could ne

chad pergram on all of that. chad?is threatening to bounce three democrats from their committee assignments. he's aiming to boot adam shift and eric swalwell from the intelligence committee. >> if you got the briefing that i got, you wouldn't have swalwell on other spots. he cannot get a security clearance in the private sector. >> it's unclear what mccarthy heard. however, there's indications that previous speakers of both parties did not get briefings about swalwell. a chinese operative named christine fang developed ties with swalwell and other politicians. mccarthy said schiff lied about the first impeachment of former president trump. as speaker mccarthy can remove swalwell, democrats defend schiff. >> adam schiff is probably their worst enemy not because he stood up to president trump but because he was so good at it. the bottom line is he was so effective, if you can't beat him, take him off of the playing field. >> the house voted to remove paul gosar and marjorie taylor green from their committees. mccarthy wa

chad pergram on capitol hill with more on this and where this goes now. chad? >> this is a staring contest with kevin mccarthy and his opponents. things have not gotten better. 20 republicans continue to vote against kevin mccarthy and that is blocking him from becoming speaker. even support from former president trump backing mccarthy for speaker failed to boost mccarthy. some supporters of president trump are breaking with mr. trump. >> having my favorite president call us and tell us we need to knock this off, i think it needs to be reversed. the president needs to tell kevin mccarthy that sir, you do not have the votes and it's time to withdraw. with that, i yield. thank you. >> in fact, things have gotten worse for mccarthy. victoria spartz voted yes. now she's voted present twice. >> we need to go back to the conference room and have a discussion. stop wasting time on the floor. nobody will budge. it's not going to change. we need to recess and get to the vote to have a republican speaker. it can only happen if we talk to each other and address concerns a

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>> mike: chad pergram starting us live on capitol hill, chad, many thanks.sident biden is about to face a new political climate as republicans take over the house. the president is back at the white house tonight after a caribbean vacation most americans could not afford in this difficult economic climate. white house correspondent jacqui heinrich is live for us tonight from the virgin islands. good evening, jacqui. >> good evening, mike. president biden dodged questions in saint croix about nearing a decision on a 2024 run and on an agenda for the second half of this term but his priorities may hit a road block in the new republican house so he will highlight past achievements and what he sees as progress with his biggest challenges ahead of any re-election bid. >> fresh off his caribbean vacation, president biden and top officials are planning a blitz of appearances to tout bills biden already signed. beginning in kentucky wednesday. talking infrastructure dollars alongside senate minority leader membership mcconnell. >> a long time anybody says that [inau

chad pergram on all of that. the national archives is asking all ex-presidents and vice presidents to lack for classified documents. a word out from the national archives. why don't you rummage through your garages or basements and see what you have. that's the kind of thing that bothers the man that runs the house oversight committee. i caught up with congressman comer about all of this. let's just say on fox business, he was giving the archives the business. take a look. all of these incidents arose and findings came forward without anyone at the national archives sounding the alarm. they seem the last to know. >> you know, i don't think in the beginning i would have penned any blame on the national archives. there's reports that the national archives would be the agency that potentially triggered the raid on mar-a-largo. they deny that and said that was the doj. we haven't heard anything from the doj. regardless, there's been a double standard. >> neil: if you take these presidents and vice presidents at their

thank you very much, chad pergram.aney, former acting white house chief of staff, former omb director under president trump. mick, we know what they want to do. we know they have a very thin majority. they might succeed getting a lot of that through. but it has to go to the senate where they get a very different reaction. play this out for me. >> neil, remind me not to follow chad pergram when he is quoting shakespeare. that is very difficult. look, for all of the fire and brimstone over the last couple of weeks, what i think people are ignoring is, that republicans still just control 1/3 of the calculus here. they control the house. they don't control the senate. they don't control the white house there is no chance, no chance, that major republican legislation is going to get passed. the first and primary role the republicans play in the house is check and balance against the biden administration. this is the same it was for nancy pelosi in the last two years of trump's term. they're not going to balance the budget.

. >> chad pte is very exciting, but when google first came about, there was just so many people usingfore they had an ad business,and they were using it constantly. with chat pte, it's like this is a fun toy to play with >> when google first started, we were like wow, it's so clean, and little did we know it would become one of the greatest ad platforms of all time. >> exactly >> to that point, i will say the excitement around it, that's not only making consumers excited, but the tech companies have been so sort of pushed along. it really lit something under them i'm not going to say the three letter word, but it lit something under them to get ahead of ai. so maybe that inspires the entire industry. >> yeah. and i think also what is little known is that add vertisers are not ready to accept the reporting from google and meta but now they're developing their own models, almost like investors coming up with their own ways of looking at the data. again, they're looking for new places to place dollars. so i think streams is going to do very well >> for your sake, we hope. thank you both

. >> anita: chad pergram is live in washington with more, and chad, i think we are expecting some dramathe hill tomorrow, are we not? >> anita, house republicans have big plans but they can't do anything, including launch investigations, until they elect a speaker. kevin mccarthy caved to a demand that makes it easier to bounce the speaker if they don't like the job he's doing. >> do you think the rules package he released last night has moved any votes to yes? >> yep. >> and what would you do if you don't have 218 on the first ballot? >> [no response] >> the speaker vote has not gone to a second ballot and 100 years. it took two months to elect a speaker in 1856. the house must continue to vote, and vote, and vote, until it finally selects a speaker. it's an inauspicious start for the g.o.p. >> i think we are going to come together january 3rd and do what we are supposed to do, which is to govern. at the end of the day, all the infighting and squabbling and things that happen behind closed doors need to come to an end and we need to think about the american people and what needs to get

first to chad pergram where the leadership drama is unfolding. chad? >> edward, it's been 100 years since theres this much uncertainty as to who would be speaker of the house. kevin mccarthy can only lose four votes, but there's five members that oppose mccarthy and perhaps more. >> kevin doesn't have the votes. there's more than five people. you'll see that as we go into the election on january 3. there was 36 people that voted against kevin mccarthy on the conference vote. >> mccarthy made a concession last night to those that oppose him. they demanded that he lower the bar for members to call for a new speaker's election in the middle of the congress. he agreed. some members still have reservations. rosendale called his olive branch disingenuous. >> you think the package has moved any votes to yes? >> yes. >> what will you do if you don't have 218 on the first ballot? >> if there's no clear winner, the house must vote again and again and again. it took three days in 1923, two months in 1856 to pick a speaker. the house is paralyzed with no speaker.

john. >> john: chad, thank you. sandra. >> sandra: ari fleischer is here, former white house press secretary and fox news contributor. great to see you. i was thinking about you yesterday, we catch so many of the white house press briefings, yesterday john kirby took to the microphone, i'm sure you were watching, too. jonathan turley weighed in after this exchange happened with admiral kirby, he took to the microphone in the briefing room yesterday. >> john, how hard is it to walk out of a scif with classified material? >> everybody who goes into a scif knows what the requirements are to go in and knows what the requirements are to go out. you know, you can't bring personal devices in and you certainly can't leave with material unless that material is appropriately secured. >> sandra: you don't even get a fraction of that answer when you hear karine jean-pierre, the press secretary taking questions on the issue. jonathan turley tweeted this, why can the coordinator for strategic communications, john kirby, answer ba

chad, what about money spent to keep them out?>> you're exactly right and mainly department of justice grant money going to the nongovernmental organizations that are actually trying to fight u.s. law. i mean, there's an immigration and nationality act that talks about how you deport individuals. making sure that they go through their immigration proceedings and go before immigration judge. they do all these things and at the end of the day if they're found not to have a valid claim and need to be deported, they need to be deported and yet you have groups that are being funded by the federal government and american taxpayers fighting that very system so the idea that american taxpayer moneys are going to individual groups that are now trying to counsel or advise illegal immigrants on fighting u.s. law. it's crazy. it absolutely should not be occurring and that money should be spent on other things. stuart: we've been discussing precisely this for the last couple years but nothing ever changes, nothing is done. do you think somethi

chad was covering that one. now to do the comparison. chad, where are we on this? >> reporter: neil, it took three days, nine ballots to elect frederick gillette in 1923. there was lot of consternation him return towing speakership. these opponents of kevin mccarthy appear to hardened their positions and further away from getting them than they were just a couple days #. this was a very intense, closed-door republican conference meeting. something that some members have talked to me is about, could they potentially pass a resolution if this goes thursday, friday, where they lower the bar to elect the speaker. that didn't happen in 1923 but it happened twice in the 19th century, 1849, 1856. we need first to get an understanding of the universe of members who are going to cast ballots. if you look at the house floor right now, cheryl johnson is the outgoing clerk of the house for the democrats. she is appointee by nancy pelos. you will probably see a lot from her over last couple days. she is in charge of the house until they elect a speaker. so the first order of bu

senior correspondent congressional correspondent chad pergram has the very latest from capitol hill. good evening, chad. >> bret, mccarthy finally showed movement towards winning the speakership today. it came after a three days of parliamentary paralysis. mccarthy remains a few votes short but he earned the votes of 15 adversaries today. >> we'll come back tonight and i believe at that time we'll have the votes to finish this once and for all. i think getting together and just finding the ability to how are we all going to work together? it's new for us. one, being in the majority but being in a tight majority. i think at the end of the day we're going to be more effective. more efficient. and definitely the government is going to be more accountable. >> the dam finally broke after mccarthy made concessions to. they will score key committee assignments. the house are not raise the debt ceilings unless it imposes pend spending controls and the house will reject senate bills which do not comply with conservative requests. >> we put a lot of structural places in place. a lot of thinkin

chad pergram on how involved and how angry a lot of politicians are getting as a result. chad?d blood between taylor swift and the convert ticket industry. bipartisan lawmakers are investigating antitrust concerns with ticketmaster. >> i have to thank ticketmaster for an absolutely stunning achievement bringing democrats and republicans together. >> ticketmaster should look in the mirror and say i'm the problem, it's me. >> the head of livenation apologized to fan and swift at the hearing today. but said don't blame me when it comes to problems buying tickets. livenation says it was pelted with bots. three times the amount of traffic its ever encouldn't ired. lawmakers say banked and healthcare companies don't have the same issues. >> i get bot attacks every single day by the thousands. by the thousands. and they have figured it out, but you guys haven't? this is unbelievable. you ought to be able to get some good advice from some people and figure this out. >> the government accountability office says 27% of the price of tickets goes towards fees. there's a dispute as to who s

>> molly: a little bit of suspense, chad pergram, watching it all for us. thank you. >> rich: let's bring our political panel. jason chaffetz, former republican utah congressman, and richard fowler, democratic strategist. both are fox news contributor's. jason, by the way, we got a heads up from the capitol hill team that mccarthy has left the speaker's office and he was asked if he has the votes. he said, "and take away all the excitement?" and he left. that's where we are in all of this. do you think mccarthy has the votes? if not on the first ballot, can he get there? >> nobody really knows. just the announced people are problematic. this is with the founder set it up. you have to stand out and yell at that name, and i don't know. i don't know that kevin mccarthy can do anything else that he has done. he helped raise the most amount of money. i think everybody would say we really like kevin, but he has actually given in to most of every demand that these people have asked for. so i don't know where it's going to go. ultimately, these people answer not to

chad pergram on the latest what we can expect.d. >> reporter: neil, let the kibe buck key theater begin. house speaker kevin mccarthy and president biden begin a delicate dance ahead of wednesday's meeting. president insists he will not investigate on the debt ceiling. president biden: not let anyone use the fulls, faith and of the credit. united states which pay our debt. it took 200 years to accumulate that debt. >> reporter: there is risk especially if that position rattles the markets. the meeting is a major test for mccarthy. conservatives want to see if the speaker shows backbone and can rumble with the president. the gop demands deep cuts. >> i don't want to sit and negotiate here. i would rather sit down with the president and let's have those discussions. the one thing i do know, we cannot continue the waste that is happening. we cannot continue to just spend more money and leverage the debt of the future of america. we've got to get to a balanced budget. >> reporter: democrats insist the gop showing exactly what it would

. >> jimmy: your brother chad is going to be on the show this season. >> my brother chad, yes. [ cheerslause ] >> jimmy: which is great. but i learned today that except for a very small crossover -- >> in "oxford blues." >> jimmy: you guys have never worked together. >> i know, isn't that weird? >> jimmy: that's very -- to me i would think, oh, they must not like each other. >> here's a good one. not only -- wow, i just caught that. [ laughter ] you thought i didn't like him. see, i brushed right over that. hate him. the episode that chad was in was also written by my son. >> jimmy: wow. >> how's that for family? >> jimmy: he got uncle chad in there. your son's trying to bring you guys back together. >> trying to mend the rift. >> jimmy: that's very, very sweet. i told you about the bateman game. >> yeah, yeah. who chose the names? >> jimmy: this is it? look at this. this is the saddest-looking bowl ever. [ laughter ] we're going to restaff the show. [ laughter ] >> i understand. >> jimmy: really, really soon. but anyway, you can see, this bowl is literally brimming! >> so many names. >

back to you. >> martha: thanks, chad. chad pergram on this throughout the entire process. we haven't seen anything like this in a very long time in terms of how this is playing out. 44 rounds is the last record for how long it took. that was in 1859. we did see some dramatic moments on the house floor today. one of those is when the head of the freedom caucus who had been the leading the coalition changed his vote to support him. watch this. >> perry. >> mccarthy. [cheers & applause] >> martha: you can see the enthusiasm from mccarthy's allies. scott perry joins me now. thank you very much, sir, for being with us. why did you change your vote today? >> look, i wouldn't say we've been against mccarthy. i have known kevin mccarthy since we were young republicans together. it's been a long road for me. i started this conversation last summer. it's about changing the way things are done in congress. the status quo doesn't work for the american citizens. i saw potentially that this moment was going to come where the margins were going to be tight. i will tell you the status quo

let's get the details from chad pergram with the very latest. chad? >> neil, the speakership is a game of inches. today for the first time since tuesday, kevin mccarthy finally showed he was gaining ground towards securing the votes to become speaker. >> i think you saw we made very good progress. we'll come back tonight and i believe tonight we'll have the votes to finish this once and for all. just remind me of what my father always told me. it's not how you start, it's how you finish. we have to finish for the american public. >> this is now the fifth longest speaker election in house history. mccarthy lacks the votes, however 15 house republicans who oppose mccarthy are now in his camp. >> i know you're all wondering what changed the vote. i think i can speak for generally all of us. it is the frame work of an agreement in good faith that allows us to keep moving forward. >> it's about the math. there are four gop members that opposed mccarthy. eli crane, lauren boebert, matt gaetz and matt rosendale. mccarthy needs a couple of those to fall in hi

chad pergram live on the hill. let's bring in texas representative elect chip roy, nominator of byron donalds, against kevin mccarthy. thanks for being here. we just noticed that you came out of a meeting with supporters of kevin mccarthy and opponents. we saw you earlier talking to jim jordan and kevin mccarthy. what's coming out of all of these discussions? >> well, thanks, bret. thanks for having me on. these conversations are continuing. we're doing exactly what the american people want us to do, being here in washington, trying to make sure that we stand up to fight for them and represent our constituents against a swamp that is basically rolling over. $1.7 trillion omnibus bills. they get no real representation. we can't offer amendments on the floor. we can't actually have participation in the process because things were cooked up in secret committees in the rules committee as they call it. a secret committee basically that nobody knows about that then tunnels everything to the floor. we want to be able to h

and as chad schooled me last hour, it was three days in nine votes and 1923. we are almost there. >> yeah, its history and its history in the making and you are right, i get tweets all the time from somebody saying we are not frustrated with this process. you don't know -- >> harris: i want to bring up that some people supported. >> rich: it's very powerful. it is very powerful and a lot of people are saying no we can't have this process. however, there are also 200 plus members who are saying we need to move on here and mccarthy is giving. render all these concessions also upset the moderates and the traditional conservatives part of that 200. they are saying why are you giving this to the 20 folks when we are in your corner? so he is upsetting the apple cart all over the place. if he doesn't get the numbers and they do this again and again and again that it will build. >> harris: where is that place? monday? >> steve scalise, maybe it's monday, maybe it's tomorrow. if you away from where we are now. >> rich: the clock is ticking. >> 1856, 133 ballots. >> har

chad. >> john, good afternoon. house is now in the middle of a 7th vote from speaker, they'll have an 8th vote, there are enough votes to block kevin mccarthy on the ballot. a couple moments ago a vote by matt gaetz for donald trump. keep in mind the speaker of the house does not have to be a member. key in the roll call votes today is for kevin mccarthy to demonstrate signs of progress. mccarthy has been stalled at 202 or 201 votes since tuesday. he needs to get closer to 218. john james, a freshman of michigan, nominated mccarthy. he said the gop needs to learn how to win and then noted he's a fan of the detroit lions. now, dan bishop of north carolina nominated byron donalds. if the house winds up in another lengthy vote series, members say that shows mccarthy lacks the votes. the problem for mccarthy is making concessions to one side and alienating others. demands for opponents on key committees, also reserve the right to call a speaker vote in the middle of the congress if they don't like mccarthy. here is som

chad program on capitol hill.e actually do get real regulation out of this. >> crypto currency is largely unregulated, that's why a new house subcommittee will explore crypto and try to protect people who invest in crypto. and he's not a thin tech evangelist. >> like any new business, individual numbers of congress have to approach it with caution and skepticism, at the same time we need to have commonsense approaches to the regulatory framework, we want to have hearings, we will invite the industry to testify before us as to the course of action. >> there is no interest in crypto currency following the spectacular collapse of ftx plus the arrest of sam bankman-fried. he was scheduled to appear before a house committee last year but the fed cuffed bankman-fried the night before, some are skeptical of crypto. >> crypto currency literally means if we shine the bright light, and anti-money-laundering statutes, onto the entire crypto ecosphere crypto will disappear. >> there is concern about crypto industry advocates

chad, great to see you. >> tonight the first win we have seen for kevin mccarthy. the house met to vote to adjourn. staying in session would of forced another vote for speaker. kevin mccarthy would have lost again. republicans got their way. the house voted to adjourn. only four gop defectors tonight. >> on this vote the yeas are 216. the nays are 214. accordingly -- the motion is adopted. accordingly the house stands adjourned until noon tomorrow. >> flip one vote and the tally is 215-215. by rule a tie fails and the house would of voted on speaker again. this was a test vote. the four gop detectors. mccarthy supporters sense movement. >> i wouldn't say there was a break through. i would say good faith people are trying to get it. >> i would say there is additional claireity about the issues that are out tanning and those to make progress on. i'm not at liberty to discuss the contents of negotiation. >> mccarthy has a long way to go. after six failed votes for speaker, mccarthy held talks with supporters and opponents. the vote tonight marks the first time mccarth

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. >>> let's go to meteorologist chad myers with what we can expect going forward through the day. is more of this coming as this moves east? >> a little bit, but i don't think we'll see the big storms like they saw in texas yesterday. this was ef-2, ef-3, i'm talking this was a long track, probably on the ground ten miles. i don't see that today. there will be storm that rotate off the gulf of mexico. and also up into parts of georgia and the carolinas. this is where the weather is right now. it's because this is where the humidity is at this point, interacting with the cold front that's going to make the showers and thunderstorms. why is it a cold front? because there's snow behind it. the low, the cold, the warm, and it always happens like this. it always looks -- looks like a comma. the snow earlier in chicago and cleveland, very heavy snow coming down today. these big bands will work their way up to toledo, and finally dying off for tomorrow, not really get to the northeast, get to new england, but not to new york. we thought new york might have some flurries coming in. now 36

chad pergram, great stuff, as always. thank you. so much. i want to bring in jason chaffetz because, jason , we kind of saw this go up and you saw hakeem jeffries, who is now the minority leader, came up there and he spoke for the better part of 11 , 12 , 13 minutes and took a couple of shots at the republican party, talking about qanon, talking about mar-a-lago, maybe unexpected for some in an event like this. >> your thoughts? quite honestly, i thought hakeem jeffries speech was horrific. i think it is inappropriate, ill timed. he has a personal pronoun problem, obviously, and it was just the not the right place and time. i can tell you, i was there on the floor five times to be honored. and it's such a tremendous honor to serve your country and to be sworn in. and i sat through a couple different speakers. i had never seen something so atrocious as the way hakeem jeffries handled that. he said it was his he was so bland and cursory about his comments about kevin mccarthy. it's just not the right time and place. on the other hand , i thoug

thank you very much, chad, for setting me straight. reports all the drama is now more purposeful at this hour. republicans certainly have the right to work it all out. democrats are feasting over it all. yesterday they were called to order after florida representative-elect cammock called out the left for eating it up. >> diversity of thought is a good thing but they want us divided. they want us to fight each other. that much has been made clear by the popcorn and blankets and alcohol coming over there. the house is not in order. the house is not in order. >> the clerk would act all members elect to abide by the established decorum of the house. >> as evidenced by my colleagues' actions. >> alexandria ocasio-cortez fired back on twitter if only, if democrats took a shot every time mccarthy lost a republican we'd all be unconscious by now. congresswoman elect kat cammock. popcorn, blankets and alcohol. we have receipts. >> i almost struck a nerve there. if it wasn't true, why did they get so offended. i can't figure that one out. aoc a