elena novikevich, former chairperson of the audit chamber of control, one of the initiators of investigations recorded in the popular front. we receive complaints from residents, complaints about some specific housing issues, complaints about delays in construction. popular front activists are still helping flood victims today. we recently visited valentina platonova, due to the rampant nature, she lost her home, subordinates , this modular building, in fact a trailer, but the keys were never given out; one of the houses is used as a warm toilet for administration employees. as a result, valentina platonova was given shelter by acquaintances in this old house. the pensioner planned to spend the winter here, but recently officials turned off the electricity, saying the building was in disrepair and it was impossible to live in it. and you know what else struck me, namely from the officials. you have rights, but you don’t have rights, how can you turn this phrase around like that, where did i lose my rights? who found them? now the detained mayor and his accomplices tough questions will have to

elena novikevich, former chairwoman of the audit chamber of control, one of the initiators of the investigationsolation fixed. in the popular front, we receive complaints from residents, complaints about some of their specific housing issues, complaints about delays in construction, popular front activists and today they are helping flood victims, recently visited valentina platonova, due to the raging nature of the disaster, she lost her home , the subordinate mayors of karikh promised to provide her with this modular building for living, in fact a trailer, but the keys were never given, one of the houses is used as a warm one a toilet for administration employees, as a result , valentin... in this old house, a pensioner planned to spend the winter here, but recently officials turned off the electricity, they say the building is unsafe and you can’t live in it, you know, another phrase that struck me, namely officials, you have rights, but you don’t have rights, how can you turn this phrase around like that, where did i lose my rights, who found them? now the detained mayor and his accomplices

> think about what you did to try re-appropriate those border funds especially democrats control both chambers of congress? >> you mean the wall thing works is amateur talk about? >> yes, sir. >> i was told i had no choice, you know, congress passes legislation to build something,, whether it's an aircraft carrier, wall, or provide for a tax cut. i can't they don't like it, i'm not going to do it. if it is the loss per you try to re-appropriate the funds. we tried ask the congress to consider changing the law to re-appropriate. don't, use for other purposes, giving more border agents, give a more technical capabilities, detect fentanyl. that's what i wanted to do. >> you started remark shouldn't bisect it was good news today with the economic report. whitey think most people still don't feel positive a few good news about the economy? >> well, first of all you just heard it. they haven't heard of it i think the people in 300,000 plus people who got jobs feel better about the economy. look, i have to check my words here. you all are not the happiest people in the world, what you report. i mean tha

he wanted to see if he still had control of the chamber. he won that but he lost the power to control the rules committee that was a huge change in the rules of the house and a big fight in 1910. we do not have anything close to the motion to vacate until more recently when he was in congress, mark meadows had a motion to vacate speaker john boehner. he did not bring it on the floor. he sent it to committee. it was never used. john boehner was closer to resigning. he cannot deal with his own conference anymore. he left. just recently, the thing with speaker mccarthy where it surprised everyone that such a small number of house republicans could unseat their own speaker. that was because of a rule that kevin mccarthy agreed to that one member of the house could bring up a motion to vacate and it would be a motion that would have to be taken up on the floor . to everyone's surprise, when matt gaetz introduced that the speaker was removed and here we are in the crisis. we better resolve this because the speaker is second in line to the presiden

about what you did to try to reappropriate those border funds, especially when democrats controlled both chambers ofres. biden: when you -- oh, you mean the wall thing? is that what you're talking about? >> yes, sir. pres. biden: yeah, they passed -- well, i was told that i had no choice. that i -- you know, if congress passes legislation to build something -- whether it's an aircraft carrier, a wall, or provide for a tax cut, i can't say, “i don't like it. i'm not going to do it,” if this hadn't been vetoed, if it's the law. >> but you said yesterday that you tried to reappropriate the funds. so -- pres. biden: yeah, we tried to ask the congress to consider changing the law to reappropriate. say, “don't use it for other purposes. give me more border agents. give me more technical capabilities to detect fentanyl and the like.” that's what i wanted to do. >> mr. president, you started your remarks here today by saying it was good news today with the economic report. why do you think most people still don't feel positive or feel good news about the economy? pres. biden: well, first of all, you just he

how they outwitted those stupid conservatives and coordinated the chamber of commerce, the people. you know when twitter is under control fbi gets $3 million to suppress the undesirables, when google manipulates search queries, advertising to everyone else , this is what destroyed the viability of fair elections, this was done before election day and we slept through it, some of us... i know you beat i tried to sound the alarm, but we couldn’t think that they would be so boldly successful, no one thought that they were capable of this, but they are capable. so, regarding the hearing in new york in the civil case against trump, i think it's ridiculous, the wording is absurd, did i miss something, do you think there is any basis in this claim from the most objective... point of view, i guess in a broad sense no, because you can ask yourself two questions: letitia james and other participants in this process would have done the same if donald trump had said on january 7: conditions have changed, i am no longer going to run for president, i think the answer is no. second question, the work of some new york giants in the fie

candidates need the support of a majority of the chamber in order to take control of the gavel. so to discuss more about this right now, what we can expect from the house vote is our political analyst david mcewan. thanks for joining us here at 3. thank you. pleasure. so do you think he has those 4 votes that are needed, that that kind of magic number there to kind of give him the gavel talking about police, obviously. >> yeah, just a guy doesn't have it yet. so that's one reason they put off a vote for later today. right now, kevin mccarthy has almost as many steve scully kevin mccarthy has a ton of votes at this time. and what that means is that state police has to really kind of corral a number of votes as recall, talked about there in the you have somebody like max who is a hold out. that's one vote up to 4 that scully's going forward to lose. but you also of representative over from colorado. she's old enough for jim short shows. is mace who voted to remove kevin mccarthy last so that's 3 out of the 4 votes he can to lose. so what the school least folks don't want is the ho

control of the house after the 2022 election. these are the republicans who need to hold their seats in 2024. otherwise democrats will take control of the chamber. a lot have concerns about jordan. a lot of them worry that he's a little more of a hard liner and extreme than mccarthy and scalise and they wonder what it would mean if he was in the speaker's chair. at this point, it looks like jordan's not going to get to 217 on this round. it's really not clear at this point how long it could take or if republicans will eventually say to jordan, hey, you have to step down and we have to figure out another path forward. lots of up answered questions here. >> on the wires, they're saying that five republican lawmakers voted against jordan. we know that maybe that could change, but i think he needs 217. they have 221 republicans. they can't lose more than four. so if they have lost five and it stays that way, he will fall short. but i guess there's still a window for some change. >> reporter: you know, kelly, i just checked the count. this is a fast-moving situation. they're voting as we speak. i do see yes, you are at five republicans, and yeah, it

for a secret, allegedly agreement regarding the financing of ukraine, bypassing the american budget, that is, bypassing the control and chambersesentatives of taxpayers, therefore any events now, no matter where in the world we are they didn’t take it, even the polish elections, it’s still an echo of the american elections, i mean the collective west, russia, on the other hand , has a window of opportunity when this painful ukrainian issue can be resolved on a short or medium track before the american elections, because i i don't believe in those. statement from the united states of america that they will now take half a step back in supporting ukraine, in financing their militaristic campaign in europe or asia and will shift the entire burden of financing to the european union, firstly, the european union is not ready for this, it has its own problems , it has become like this - a cash cow for the united states and china, and secondly, if washington reduces or stops funding for ukraine, this will immediately demoralize everyone those soros and the european union, which rely specifically on washington's point of view... this i

. >> think about what you did to reappropriate especially when democrats control both chambers of commerce? >> the wall thing? just watch what happened last week in the congress. anyway. >> roll tape every day joining us now thank you both for being here. so he stands and says you are better off financially. that is a fact. that is a fact. but the numbers that he is so scared of that people see it upside down they know who was running this economy into the ground. how better those numbers? >> they are horrible. there's nothing that takes anything good where joe biden stands on the economy, inflation and immigration. his approval ratings that republicans can do way better. yet his response is all that pulling stuff says everybody has nobody has felt better. is the actual opposite of what he should be doing. nothing kills trust faster than a contradiction. most people do feel bad about grocery bills and energy bills and everything else. and it's never been better they will just reject you. that's what we see across the board. >> have you seen the numbers work their way into national and stat

competitiveness of our companies, with sharp criticism of the german budget for 2024 , the audit chamber, the highest body of the financial budget control cover the planned expenses, as reported by the publication according to opinion experts, the size of germany’s real debt does not correspond to the declared amount of 16.5 billion euros, but corresponds to almost 86 billion. the german economy is rapidly disappearing into the shadows; more than half of german residents see no point in working legally. according to the german tablo bild, 52% believe that working with a white salary in germany no longer makes sense. not a single enterprise of ours can withstand this. americans clap their hands, this was their idea, great, they are now taking over more than 12 or 13% of enterprises, german enterprises with huge potential and legions are moving to america, 50,000 small medium-sized businesses have closed or filed for bankruptcy in six months, according to sociological research, the vast majority of germans do not trust the government... in solving the country’s most pressing problems, germans are increasingly booing representatives of off

be specific about what you did to reappropriate border funds especially when democrats controlled both chambers oft what you are talking about? i was told that i had no choice, congress passes legislation to build something, whether it is an aircraft carrier, a wall or provide for a tax cut. i'm not going to do it, if it hadn't been vetoed. pete: this is a case where they say hands are tied, have to follow the law. carley: it would be simple to say we don't want to do it, but things are getting out of hand, there are flaws and violence infiltrating the southern border so we are going to use money appropriated to the southern border wall but they can't do it because that would mean donald trump and republicans are right so they have to do this dance and say we don't support walls, don't think they work but we are waving 26 federal laws to expedite the building of this wall, makes no sense. will: bill maher said maybe they think will help politically. he thinks the opposite. >> even biden now is admitting the migrant crisis is real, he said today build the wall. i thought i was getting conked. this

of 3.8 billion uah. again, we must emphasize with you that this is not an ideal, but a balanced wartime budget. the accounting chamber, through an audit, will controlhat the funds of ukrainian and foreign taxpayers are used by the government of ukraine effective for the victory and preservation of our state. thank you for your attention, dear people's deputies, glory to ukraine. dear colleagues, dear people's deputies, i am asking you to sign up for speeches in the parliamentary factions of the groups, it is three minutes per speech, i remind you. please, dear colleagues, write down. to speeches from the fraction of groups. please, honcharenko, oleksiy oleksivy, fraction of european solidarity. oleksiy goncharenko, european solidarity, dear friends, we are currently considering an extremely important issue, we are talking about the state budget for next year. we understand with you that the most important thing in our country today is war, but war is about resources, and financial resources are one of the key resources that we are now talking about how to distribute them. , and now, friends, this is really an extremely important topic, however, jud

of control for ottawa. the intent of a packed house apartments chamber, the elder ethnic ukrainian who served in an a taurus unit of the boston ss, was hailed as a ukrainian and canadian here of who had fought against quotes of the russians and world war 2. that was in reference to the red army which incidentally had battled the 3rd reich with canada as its ally. following the scandal, the canadian immigration minister stated it's time to come to terms with the country shadow. we passed where doors were open for those who terrorized europe. canada has a really talk you through with not cease in canada. there was a point to now history when it was easier to get in as a nazi then it was as a jewish person. i think that's a history we have to reconcile. so what doesn't seem a lot has changed through time. back in 2020, in the canadian city of oakville, a police investigation was opened the after the words nazi war, monumental or spray painted on a landmark honoring those who served with think alicia as division a particularly barbaric nazi unit based. the new crane members had been accused of killing over a 10

especially when democrats controlled both chambers of congress? >> i was told i had no choice, that congress passes legislation to build something, whether it's an aircraft carrier or to provide for a tax cut. i can't say i don't like it. i'm not going to do it. >> you tried to reappropriate the funds. >> we tried to ask the congress to consider changing the law. saying don't use it for oh purposes. give me more technical capabilities to detect fentanyl. >> you started your remarks here today by saying it was good news today with the economic report. why do you think most people still don't feel positive or good news about the economy? >> first of all, you heard the news today too. i think the people the people that got jobs feel better about the economy. >> i have to choose my words here. >> you all are not the happiest people in the. and i mean it sincerely. it gets more legs when you report something that's negative. i don't mean you're picking on me, it's just the nature of things. you turn on the television and there's not a whoel lot about b

especially when democrats controlled both chambers of congress? >> well, you mean the wall thing?g about? >> yes, sir. >> they passed -- i was told that i had no choice. >> raymond: oh, come on, cailee, you and i know he did have a choice. he could have sued the government over this if it that was important. he decided not to because he is trying to have it both ways. >> kayleigh: i love it's the wall thing, the inflation thing, the economy thing. the guy is clearly clueless, i mean, the thing. ray ray is he utterly befuddled and he doesn't know his own policy position or how to get out. i guess he forgot that every mayor and governor and democratic ones are leaning on him to do something about the border. then in today's press conference, kayleigh, the president was asked about the economy. and he made the most bizarre anag analogy. >> why do you think most people still don't feel positive or feel good news about the economy? >> y'all are not the happiest people in the world, what you report. turn on the television, and there is not a whole lot about boy saves dog as he swims in

coalition together, they really can't afford to lose more seats come next november or they lose control of the chamber. so that has always been the tension. but it has come into clear focus in the midst of this extremely drawn out fight to leave the house. >> it really has. and let's not forget that the democratic house speaker nancy pelosi when she was in charge had a similar majority and did not face any of these issues. it really is about the division inside the republican party. f margaret talev, thank you for being here. >>> and president biden is huddling with israeli cabinet members in tel aviv at this hour. the tough questions that he is asking as a friend, he says, next. >>> this morning president biden is in israel on the ground for a high stakes visit, his meetings already under way. met face-to-face with benjamin netanyahu a short time ago. >> israel as they respond to these attacks seems to me have to continue to ensure that you have what you need to defend yourselves. and we'll make sure that occurs. >> those remarks at the beginning of his meeting with netanyahu which is still going on.

they outwitted those stupid conservatives and coordinated the chamber of commerce, people on the street, antifa , etc. to... under fbi controluppress the undesirables, when google manipulates search queries, advertising to everyone else, this is what destroyed the viability of a fair election , it was done before election day and we slept through it, some of us i know sounded the alarm, so, regarding the hearing in new york on civil case against trump, i think this is ridiculous, the wording is absurd, i missed something, do you think there is any basis in this lawsuit, from the most objective point of view. i suppose in a broad sense, no, because you can ask yourself two questions. letitice james and others involved in this process would have done the same if. "conditions have changed, i am no longer planning to run for president, i think the answer is the second question, the work of some new york giants in finance and real estate is radically different from donald trump's methods, they never inflate the value of assets? i think the answer is no. and the third question: now that you've found fault with donald trump, will y

this is no more than the chamber of commerce doesn't want anybody that they don't control in the speakercyjim jordan and the freedom congress -- caucus don't take corporate money so corporate stooges won't be allowed to vote for them. congress is controlled by special interests, not the people. we know that. money talks and that is where we are down to. this serves another purpose. the budget vote was so they can push through a big package that they want. guest: that is the freedom caucus argument. i think there is an element to which defense hawks who are interested in the national security posture and the defense industry are worried jim jordan would be comfortable with allowing a one percent across-the-board cut to the pentagon when they want to see a 5% cut. they want, there is a sense that defense hawks, like kay granger, mike rogers head of the armed services committee, were worried about that aspect. it is in their interest seeing defense dollars flow. host: let's go to the independent line. dennis. caller: i like the way you and others express themselves. but i believe the creator,

be specific what you did to reaappropriate ate border funds, especially when democrats controlled both chambers ofwall thing, is that what you're talking about? yeah. i was told i had no choice. congress passes legislation to build something, whether it is an aircraft carrier, wall, or provide for a tax cut, i can't say i don't like it, i'm not going to do it if it hadn't been vetoed, if it's law. >> you tried to reappropriate the funds. >> tried to ask the congress to consider changing the law to reappropriate. use for other purposes, more border agents, more technical capabilities for fetanyl. that's what i wanted to do. >> you started your remarks saying it was good news today with the economic report. why do you think most people still don't feel positive or feel good news about the economy? >> well, first of all, you heard the news today, too, they haven't heard it. i think the people have 300,000 plus that got jobs feel better about the economy. look, you all are not the happiest people in the world, what you report. and i mean this sincerely. it gets -- you get more legs when you report som

the majority, a -- who control the lower chamber of this congress. of the eight money -- eight republicans who voted to push out kevin mccarthy, they were representatives biggs, bost, burchett, crane, gaetz, good, nancy mace and matt rosendale. those eight voted along with all the democrats to remove kevin mccarthy as speaker. from whittier, california, a republican, you're next. arjune? is that how you pronounce your name, in whittier, california? we're listen, go ahead. what do you think of what happened today in the house? caller: i think it's incredibly foolish. i think congress is doing this for publicity reasons. if republicans are going to want to win in 2024, we need to show we're the party of unify. with all the chaos and dysfunction going on in the democrat party, it's foolish for the republicans to make such a bold stand like. this i think we need to get our act together. before the general public sees what's going on. host: in the interim, you probably heard patrick mchenry, the congressman from north carolina, republican, will serve as p

of control for ottawa. in front of a club house of commons chamber, the estimate can create in who sub inventory is. the initial investment s s was hailed as a ukrainian and canadian hero who had fought against quote, the russians in world war 2. this was in reference to the right ami would sickly, incidentally had battle to be fed like with canada as it's a lie, a following this candle, the canadian, the prime minister of immigration minister of the has stated it's time to come to terms with the countries child that we passed quiet doors were open for those who terrorized europe. canada has a really talk you through with not cease in canada. there was a point to now history when it was easier to get in as a nazi then it was as a jewish person. i think that's a history we have to reconcile and it doesn't seem a lot has changed through time. back in 2020, in the canadian city of oakville, a police investigation was opened after the woods nazi war monument with spray paint on a lawn mock honoring those suicides with the galatia s as division, particularly by nazi unit base. and you train members have

of the border and the appropriations process is really something incredible to. >> behold. watch. mr. president, mr. president, specific about what you did to try to reappropriate those border funds, especially democrats controlled both chambers of congress. yeah, i mean the wall thing. that was your time. yes, sir. yeah, they passed. >> well, i was told that i had no choice. oh, come on, kelly. you. you and i know he had he did have a choice. he could have sued the government over this if it was important he decided not to, because he's trying to have it both ways. >> but i just. it's the wall thing, the inflation thing, the economy thing. like the guys clearly clueless. >> i mean, the thing that he's utterly and he really doesn't know his own his own policy position or how to get out. and i guess he forgot that every mayor and governor, even democratic, are leaning on him to do something about the border. then at today's press conference, kelly, the president was asked about the economy and he made the most bizarre analogy. >> why you think most people still don't feel positive or good news about the economy. you all are not the happiest people in the world. what's your report? turn on the television and not a whole lot abo

caller: yes, for me, this is just no more than the chamber of congress does not want anybody they do not control whether that's the speaker see. jim jordan and the freedom caucus do not take corporate money. therefore, their corporate stooges would not be allowed to vote for them. congress is controlled by special interest, it's not controlled by the people, we know that. it's the old adage, money talks and bs walks and that's where we are down to it that. this serves another purpose for them to approach -- to push this budget vote out to the end so they can push through a big package that they want. host: what do you think? guest: that's certainly the freedom caucus argument and i think there's an element in which the defense hawks interested in the u.s. national security posture and the defense industry let's be honest, are worried jim jordan would be very comfortable with allowing 1% across-the-board cut to the pentagon. i think there is a sense in which defense hawks like kay granger the head of the appropriations committee, mike rogers, head of the armed services committee were worried abou

about what you did to try to reappropriate those border funds, especially when democrats controlled both chambers of, the wall thing? is that what you're talking about? >> yes, sir. >> i was told that i had no choice. you know, congress passes legislation to build something, whether it's in an aircraft carrier, a wall, or provide for a tax cut. i can't say i don't like it, i'm not going to do it if it hadn't been vetoed. it's the law. >> you tried to reappropriate the fund. >> we tried to ask the congress to consider changing the law to reappropriate. use it for other purposes. give me more border agents. give me more technical capabilities to detect fentanyl and the like. that's what i wanted to do. >> mr. president, you started your remarks here today by saying it was good news day with the economic report. why do you think most people still don't feel positive or feel good news about the economy? >> well, first of all, you just heard it. they haven't heard it. i think the 300,000-plus people feel better about the economy. look, i'm going to choose my words here. you all are not the happiest peopl

one time, for the position of chairman, and then last friday at the plenum they voted to give the great chamber, the only part of the supreme court so far that is not controlledtical power, in fact, under, under the control of the political power , this is the current situation in the supreme court, well, not least, because it is very likely that there is still no one russian, and you know, i would like to wat if , if you do not follow this case, then we will not talk, just for me it is very revealing, well , it shows very well the state, at least the negative points, as it seems to me, of our judicial system system at this time, during the war, in a time when people have a great demand for the truth, a demand for justice, therefore there is also a demand , of course, for compliance with the procedure, but here , in my opinion, it does not smell like a procedure, this is the case of colonel cherevinsky, and without any explanation a person is kept in custody, then when at all there are absolutely no arguments to release him on bail, so let's say the judge recuses himself, and now they have been handed a changed suspicion, the points that the investigators cou

of republicans and democrats. the chamber right now is controlled by a temporary speaker, who only has ceremonial powers. with members on the right is saying now on twitter that what they should do is bring back kevin mccarthy, to bring some order to the house chamber and we had similar statements from several republicans saying they want to move this forward and get the process going so that the united states is not cold out in a moment of chaos in a moment when it's congress is unable to pass any bills in support of a strong ally. irate support of a strong ally. we are looking _ support of a strong ally. we are looking at _ support of a strong ally. we are looking at love picture5 are looking at love pictures right now monitoring the skyline as we start to approach the early hours of dawn there on the gaza strip. a short time ago we did see rocket fire lighting up the sky and in terms of congress, in terms of the white house, the biden administration, what will they be monitoring in the days and weeks to come? it be monitoring in the days and weeks to come?— weeks to come? it feels like this is a quiet

about what you did to try to reappropriate those border violence, especially when democrats controlled both chambers of congrese espes, where you kn in the wall thing, if you just watch what happened last weel tk in, the congress, how excited are you going to be about much . >> anyway, this is why we got legally divided.l tape e just roll tape every day. joining us now, pollster lee carter and new york post reporter jon levine. thank you both for being here. joe stands at a podium, lee, and says you're better offthat financially. that's a fact. that's a fact. i'm going to state it as a fact . yebut the numbers that morning joe so scared of show that on immigratiot thn on the economy on inflation, people see it upside down. they know is running this economy into the ground. how bad of those numbers? umbers they're horrible. i mean, there is just nothing that you can loolek at it that takes anything good about where joe biden stands on the economy, on inflation, on immigration, on all the issues that matter most. his approval rating is a lower.s most people say republicans can do way better than he. >> a

criticizing how mccarthy has handled spending and budget fights since republicans retook majority control of the chamber. and with no succession plan and uncertainty, lawmakers have adjourned until next week. mccarthy served only nine months. that's the second shortest tenure of any speaker in the us. >> i don't regret standing up for choosing governance over grievance. i do not regret negotiating. our government is designed to find compromise. you all know matt gaetz. you know it was personal. it had nothing to do about spending. it all was about getting attention from you . >> mccarthy says he will not run again. the house is left without a speaker, which means no legislation can be brought to the house floor. a speaker candidate forum is expected to happen on wednesday, october 11th. majority leader steve scalise. ohio congressman jim jordan and even former president donald trump are being thrown out as potential candidates for the position. gmac next jobina. >> coming up, migrants dropped off in the south bay. now a nonprofit is trying to connect them, connect them to the resources they need. then t

. >> and so when you look at not only the white house race but really you think about control of both chamberst, basil? is the message here that voters, americans, can't trust republicans to govern given the chaos? >> well, you don't have to take a democrat's word for it. listen to what republican members of the house who were in that meeting yesterday said. representative comer said they have no plan. representative davidson, we have no path forward for governance. they are literally saying this after they ousted their incumbent speaker, and what's interesting from a sort of larger electoral standpoint, mccarthy was a massive fundraiser for these republican candidates. there were 18 republican members that represent biden won seats. six of them are in new york. that's mccarthy's influence in republican politics. so when you start to peel the layers back and realize that what they did was actually throw out a guy who actually helped them get to the majority in the first place without a plan forward, that to me says to susan's point, they have no plan for governance. they don't understand how t

criticizing how mccarthy has handled spending and budget fights since republicans took majority in control of the chamber there. and with no succession planned and uncertainty. lawmakers have adjourned until next week. mccarthy served only nine months. that's the second shortest tenure of any speaker in us history. >> i don't regret standing up for choosing government over grievance. i do not regret negotiating dating our government is designed to find compromise. you all know matt gaetz. you know it was personal. it had nothing to do about spending. it all was about getting attention from you. >> mccarthy says he will not run again. the house is left without a speaker, which means no legislation can be brought to the house floor. a speaker candidate forum is expected to happen on wednesday, october 11th. majority leader steve scalise. ohio congressman jim jordan and even former president donald trump are being thrown out as early potential candidates for the position. >> kumasi thank you, jobina. happening today, the body of late senator and former san francisco mayor dianne feinstein will be lying in s

it would take a simple majority of the house to remove the speaker in a floor vote — 218 votes, when no seats are vacant. republicans control the chamberut only a handful of hardline republicans have indicated they are willing to remove mr mccarthy. the leadership has two days to bring up the measure for a vote, though procedural tools could be used to thwart the process. and staying with us politics, former president donald trump is due to return to court in new york for the second day of a fraud trial that could threaten his business empire. mr trump and his company are accused of committing rampant fraud by inflating the value of his real estate empire. mr trump, who has denied all wrong doing, was on the defensive even before the trial began. our north america correspondent, nada tawfik, is in new york and explains what the case concerns and what its possible ramifactions are. since he faces four criminal trials and the threat ofjail, a civilfraud case might seem like the least of donald trump's problems, but this case could turn out to be a corporate death sentence for parts of the real estate empire that the former president buil

right of access to ukrainian-controlled territories, access to places of detention, do not know for sure, at least approximate statistics, how many civilians are forcibly kept in torture chambersin places of deprivation of liberty, and we do not even imagine the scale of this trouble and the scale of people who need immediate help and immediate response of the international community, there is no such thing as a civilian hostage in international law, therefore we do not have a return mechanism, because all civilians who are forcibly detained must be returned to the territory of their country without any arguments or conditions. i strongly ask people who have become victims of war crimes, who have witnessed the crimes committed by the russian federation, and not to keep silent about them, to contact law enforcement agencies, international organizations, and human rights organizations, to record the data crimes so that in the future they will serve as evidence, both in international courts and probably in the future tribunal, and as long as we remain silent, until then these people remain invisible. bookforum festival of culture and literature returns, live in lviv, online in th

he wanted to see if he still had control of the chamber. the power to control the rules committee that was a huge change in the rules of the house and a big fight in 1910. we do not have anything close to the motion to vacate until more recently when he was in congress, mark meadows had a motion to vacate speaker john boehner. he did not bring it on the floor. he sent it to committee. it was never used. john boehner was closer to resigning. he cannot deal with his own conference anymore. he left. just recently, the thing with speaker mccarthy where it surprised everyone that such a small number of house republicans could unseat their own speaker. that was because of a rule that kevin mccarthy agreed to that one member of the house could bring up a motion to vacate and it would be a motion that would have to be taken up on the floor . to everyone's surprise, when matt gaetz introduced that the speaker was removed and here we are in the crisis. we better resolve this because the speaker is second in line to the president the end of area import

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chamber out of paralysis. they're frustrated. they're angry at their inability to get their act together and get this house reopened, worried about the impacts it can have on controlf the house and some republicans may cut a deal with democrats to reopen the chamber. >> we need to get our act tog together. >> my fear is if we keep doing this somebody is going to end upsiding with the democrats as the original eight did and this time it's going to be handing away our majority. >> every member is tired of those eight. that's why we're here. >> mccarthy continued to blame the eight republicans who voted him out of the speakership. initiated by republicans. but anderson, it's still uncertain whether any of those five candidates in the room who will be nominated tonight by their conference can actually get the votes on the floor to be elected speaker. that's still an open question as house republicans remain a total state of disarray. anderson. >> manu raji, thank you. >>> next, an expert on the holocaust is now a presumed hostage in gaza with a heart condition. ahead, my conversation with his son who's disappointed to say the least in the response by israel's governme

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regardless of what the house does on this aid this week, that's not the end all be all. there is a whole other chamber controlledcrats, the senate. they want to continue to see all of these items paired. my sources that i spoke to told me that they could potentially add the ukraine provisions when the bill comes to the senate. they could also add those border security provisions that we all keep talking about, republicans meeting behind closed doors to try to craft some policy when it comes to that. all of this is really still alive. it's clear, as we heard from speaker johnson, it's important for him to make this mark on israel, one of the first votes, i should note, when he was sworn in as speake was a surprise -- it's very clear what johnson is trying to do here. another pickle which could potentially tie all of this up, we have a new speaker but we are in the same polic mess we always were. yasmin, the fact the johnson says he wants this aid, including the aid to israel, to be paid for. he also wants spending cuts in the future, potentially in different areas of the budget. all of this could still be tied to

in the treasury department, we determine the scope of control activities for the next year, and all this work is synchronized with the accounts chamberorder to avoid delays one after another on the same object. and by december, the treasury knows what it’s worth paying attention to first of all next year, where the risks for government money are higher. one of the national goals in in our state is to preserve the health of citizens. this goal is being implemented through state programs, federal projects, for example, under the federal project... the fight against cancer, which is calculated from 2018 to 2024, 185 billion rubles are provided. using our digital tools, we analyzed the funds that have already been allocated to date and saw that more than 3 billion rubles contain high- risk factors. lipetsk, new regional surgical building. procurement for the construction of a building more than 2 billion rubles were allocated for medical equipment. the operating building of the oncology center was supposed to be completed in 2021, but this did not happen; accordingly, we went out with control to the recipient of the budget funds in order

press herald" writes strong democratic majoriti i both chambers of the legislature this year once again failed to pass widely popular gun controlecks, as we mentioned. the international association of police chiefs have long held positions that are intended to reduce and prevent firearms violence. they also, and i mentioned this earlier in the program, support assault weapons bans. prosecutors have to deal with these cases every day in america, cases that deal with guns. is there a consensus, more laws, new laws, enforcement of existing laws. talk to me from a prosecutor's point of view? >> well, i think what happened in maine, maine is a low crime state. they don't have street crime. they don't have mass shootings until yesterday, and it's a hunting culture. so it's not surprising that bipartisan in maine, it's like we don't need strict gun laws. we don't have crime here. we're hunters. so, yes, i mean, the very assault weapon that apparently this man used, you can buy in maine. you know, lindsey talked about there's no red flaw law but there's no yellow flag law. that's not very strict. now, this person apparently went for me

chambers. it's a difficult process when you control both chambers. in this instance, the democrats control the senate and the house controls -- the republicans control the house. if both houses were under the control of one party or another, there's differences between how the house wants to do something and how the senate wants to do it. let's not underestimate the difficulty of getting this done. the question is are matt gaetz and the anarchist caucus going to allow johnson the leeway to get this done more traditionally or insist upon we the house with a narrow republican majority should dictate to the senate democrats and the democratic president how they're going to fund the government. otherwise, we're going to shut down the government. i think that's an idiotic approach but could be exactly what the an a. -- anarchist caucus decides to do. >> martha: we'll see how strong mike johnson is and how well he can navigate this process. you don't leave it to happen in the final days before you run out of time. that seems to be the way this organization works. thanks, carl. good to have you with us. let's bring in pat fallon of texas that helped get speaker mike johnson over the hump this afternoon. con

chamber of environmental engineers. he'll be helping the dw reporters collect dust samples from hatay. the first one will be a control sample from the crew's car. the idea behind that is to see if cars in the earthquake region collect and transport dust contaminated with asbestos. the crew washed the car before taking a sample. our journey starts in gaziantep, 200 kms away from hatay - where the local airport was damaged in the earthquake. seven months after the disaster, the city still resembles a war zone. the people of hatay try their best to live a normal life. but they're worried about the dust. directly behind us is a rubble site. it fills our lungs while we're training; our lungs have begun to swell. it's having a bad effect on our physical and mental health. people here are living very close to rubble. we took dust samples from the top of the tents where they live. we also entered the area where demolition waste is stored and there we took various samples for asbestos analysis. just like the residents, the workers do not use any protection from the dust. asbestos can cause mesothelioma, lung and pleural cance

in the treasury department we determine the volume of control activities for the next year, and all this work is synchronized with the accounts chamberer not to go one after another to the same object, by december the treasury knows what the priority is for next year pay attention to where the risks for government money are higher, one of the national goals in our... state is to preserve the health of citizens. this goal is realized through state programs, federal projects, for example, the federal project fighting cancer, which runs from 2018 to 2024, is allocated 185 billion rubles. using our digital tools, we analyzed the funds that have already been allocated to date and saw that more than 3 billion rubles contain high-risk factors. lipetsk: new surgical building of the regional oncology clinic. more than 2 billion rubles were allocated for the construction of the building and the purchase of medical equipment. the operating building of the oncology center was to be completed in 2021, which did not happen before, accordingly, we came out with control to the recipient of funds, budgets in order to analyze the reasons and ensure th

conservatives and coordinated the chamber of commerce, people on the street, antifa, etc. to modulate the demonstrations, and suppress free speech. you know when twitter is controlledmillion for suppression unwanted, when google manipulates search queries, advertising to everyone else, this is what destroyed the viability of fair elections. this was done before election day, and we slept through everything. some of us, i know you sounded the alarm, i tried to sound the alarm, but we. they could not have thought that they would be so boldly successful, no one thought that they were capable of this, but they are capable. so, regarding the hearing in new york in the civil case against trump, i think it's ridiculous, the wording is absurd, did i miss something, what do you think? is there any basis in this claim from the most objective point of view. i guess broadly speaking, no, because you can ask yourself two questions: would letitia james and others in this process have done the same thing if donald trump had said on january 7th, the conditions have changed, i 'm not going to run for president now? i think the answer is no. second question: the work of some new yor

democrats control the senate and the white house, so it's -- the republicans control a half of a third of the three chambers. but in republican circles in particular, they want what they want. i think they do over estimate their leverage, but if you look at the appropriations bills that they've been pushing, there's no way they can pass with democrats. the two things that happen this year that had to happen so far, increasing or suspending the debt limit and getting a cr happened with more democratic votes in the house than republicans. >> very telling. >> that's one of democrats' ask is a coalition type of government. >> everybody, thank you so much. what a roller coaster. and we're just here now. we're about go back up here. california governor gavin newsom announced he appointed somebody to replace the late dianne feinstein. this person is not barbara lee who was already a candidate for senate and someone the congressional black caucus, among others, were pushing for. congresswoman lee will join me after a quick break. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, bu