let's bring in chris stewart of utah who has voted for kevin mccarthy on every ballot, 13 times. do you have a 14th vote in you? >> we have 14, maybe 15, jake. it could be what kevin indicated is we get there tonight. >> you think it will go to two more or one more? >> we don't know, obviously. we haven't known all week. i was on cnn yesterday, i think right after you and said i think we'll get there in the next day or two and i think that's true. i think it's possible we get there tonight, i would say likely, but i don't think it's the end of the world if we don't. it may be we have to have one more round tomorrow. >> according to our math, assuming that buck and hunt get back here tonight, and that mccarthy holds the 214 votes he just got on the 13th ballot, he'll only need to pick up two more, or there are other ways it can be done with trying to get some of these rebels, these holdouts, to vote present, which would bring down the margin. you think that one of those things is going to happen tonight? >> yeah. i do. of course i hope that they'll all vote for kevin. it would be

and meantime, one of my favorite people from great state of utah, chris stewart thank you for joining sunday night. >> thank you, sir. trey: coming up, they can't say they weren 't warned. kevin mccarthy said he would remove adam schiff and swalwell. he did. qunol has the number one cardiologist recommended form of coq10. qunol. the brand i trust. ♪ viasat delivers fast satellite internet in more places. imagine what fast home internet can do to brighten your world. bringing more adventure. and more family fun... ...imagine that. call 855-409-3327 to order our newest plans. now with more data, speed and choice. buying a car from vroom is so easy, all you need is a phone and a finger. just go to vroom.com, scroll through thousands of cars. then, tap to buy. that's it. no sales speak, no wasted time. go to vroom.com and pick your favorite. (music throughout) get the royal treatment. join the millions playing royal match today. download now. >> you are keeping -- >> intel comitty. >> he used his position as chairman, knowing he has information that rest of america does not and lied to th

congressman. >>> we turn to republican congressman chris stewart of utah.d morning to you, sir. >> good morning. >> you sit on the intelligence committee, which has asked for more information from the director of national intelligence in regard to the biden documents. when you were on cnn last week, you said you really doubt there's something that could endanger national security here? >> no, i don't. i mean, i do think it's unlikely that, you know, when president trump had this similar experience, some of the media and others claimed, oh, he has nuclear codes, nuclear secrets. i said at the time i find that extraordinarily unlikely. and i think that the same thing would be true of this situation. >> well, there -- >> probably not that type of information. but if i could make this point very quickly about, you know, the likelihood of him being unaware of this. want only on the intelligence committee, i was on the air force pilot, i flew the b-1, i dealt with classified documents almost my entire life. you have to know, every one of these documents have a co

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one of those members, chris stewart, will join us in a minute. and donald trump's big endorsement of kevin mccarthy landing with a thud. his own maga members rejeking his advice and holding the line against the would-be speaker. so has the former president last his touch? joining me now is senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake, political correspondent steve kornacki, former congresswoman donna edwards, an msnbc political analyst, john theory is a long-time republican house staffer, matthew dowd is founder of the group country over party, and susan del percent owe, an msnbc political analyst. one heck of a group. where do things stand on this vote right now? >> where they stand is the seventh ballot is not going to settle it. we're going to head to an eighth ballot. this is now the ninth longest vote for speaker in the history of the country. if it the gets to nine ballots, it will be tied for eighth. when you say there's been no movement, what you've got here, we're tracking them as they vote. these are the folks who voted against mccar

what's more, republican congressman chris stewart told msnbc chris jansing yesterday that there is a breaking point at which he and fellow mccarthy supporters could bolt. >> is there anything that kevin mccarthy could give up in these negotiations that would make you give up your support of him? is there a bridge too far? >> there actually is and honestly there's many of us feel we're close to that but more than that, is i think some of these individuals are running out of things to ask for. if you go beyond that you really would reach a point where members of the rest of us would say, look, there's 200 of us to support kevin. there's a couple dozen or less who don't. we're not going to be ruled by them. and i think we're nearing that threshold now where two thing, there's only so much you can ask for and i think we've reached that and then the second thing is if you go beyond that you'll begin to lose support of the other 200 and kevin i know is aware of that and i think he's careful not to go beyond that line. >> interesting words and other pro-mccarthy republicans have voiced simi

. >>> republican congressman chris stewart of utah is with me now.ligence committee. congressman, good to have you. so i read the transcript of a recent interview that you did over the weekend in which you said that -- that president biden's claim this he did not know the classified documents were at his home and at his former office, you called those nonsense. what supports that claim that you say it's nonsense? >> well, if you ever have a chance to actually handle these documents, as i said before, i was an air force pilot. i was sitting on the house intelligence committee. we have access to incredibly sensitive information. every single classified document, even if the lowest classification is just secret, comes in a special binder. it's very clearly marked. it's red. it says the classification level and why it's classified. it says who you can disseminate it to, and every single page within that document also has the same markings, and by the way, every document is numbered. you can't take these documents home with you. you can't even take them -

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now the problem here i was just speaking to a republican congressman from utah, chris stewart, who made very clear that mccarthy has basically gone as far as he can in terms of compromises. he still has, according to the com chrisman red lines which he will not cross. so it's very difficult to see what concessions mccarthy can offer to persuade these 7 holdouts to join those who were ready broken ranks. meanwhile, washington is also mocking the 2nd anniversary of the storming of the us capitol, members of the house of representatives, stood on the steps of the building for remembered ceremony in which they pay tribute to the 5 people who died in all the news. these are any governments, as it will take punitive measures after the palestinian authority approached the united nations of the legality of israel's occupation. on thursday, the un security council held an emergency session because of the intrusion into the alex, i'm most compelled by israel's national security minister, a to my bank of ear, the move and good palestinians, and promotes international condemnation. artillery fire h

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now the problem here i was just speaking to a republican congressman from utah, chris stewart, who made very clear that mccarthy has basically gone as far as he can in terms of compromises. he still has, according to the congressman red lines, which he will not cross. so it's very difficult to see what concessions because they can offer to persuade these 7 holdouts to join those who already broken ranks . that is the issue if they have not broken ranks at this particular point, it would appear that he has nothing else to offer. this would mean that he will not when the next both the 13 vote, if those 7 continue to hold out. so it's a very difficult period from a company he's managed to break the ranks of those who are holding out. but the sevens, whose votes he still needed, clearly have not been attracted by the concessions that he's prepared to give so far. what can you offer them? it would appear from the what the congressman told me, that he has nothing to offer. because that would alienate the moderates within the republican party, who would get increasing the angered should he ove

yeah, i was just speaking to a republican congressman from utah, chris stewart, who made very clear that mccarthy has basically gone as far as he can in terms of compromises. he still has, according to the congressman red lines, which he will not cross. so it's very difficult to see what concessions mccarthy can offer to persuade these 7 holdouts to join those who were already broken ranks in law. washington is also mark in the 2nd anniversary, the storming of the capital building, members of the house of representatives stood on the steps of the capital for a remembrance and ceremony, where they paid tribute to the 5 people who had died in are, are the headlines, the israeli government says it will take punitive measures after the palestinian authority approached the united nations over the legality of israel's occupation. on thursday, the un security council held and emergencies russian because of the intrusion into the alex and mos compound by israel's national security minister to my bank of their move, anger, palestinians, and provoked international condemnation. and artillery fire

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now the problem here i was just speaking to a republican congressman from utah, chris stewart, who made very clear that mccarthy has basically gone as far as he can in terms of compromises. he still has, according to the congressman red lines, which he will not cross. so it's very difficult to see what concessions mccarthy can offer to persuade these 7 holdouts to join those who already broken ranks. meanwhile, washington is also mocking the 2nd anniversary of the storming of the capital building, members of the house of representatives stood on the steps of the building for remembering ceremony to pay tribute to the 5 people who have died. well, us president joe biden was leading this army to mark 2 years since the attack plan as a bind on a police officers who defended the building. and election officials who resist resisted the pressure to overturn the 2020 election results. this day i remembered joined by the vice president the 2nd gentlemen and all of you. we honor a remarkable group of americans who embodied the best before during and after january the 6th 2021. for the 1st time i

about usaid to ukraine with south dakota republican, and abigail spanberger, and utah republican chris stewart. then seth jones, senior v p four strategic and international studies shares his research on the u.s. preparedness for war. watch "washington journal" 7:00 a.m. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. >> on thursday, state and offensive apartment officials testify on countering russia aggression almost a full year after russia began its a large-scale invasion of ukraine. that hearing from the senate foreign relations committee is live at 10:30 a.m. eastern. on c-span three. you can watch on our c-span app, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television companies and more. >> buckeye broadband suprts c-span as a public servi along with these other television press -- television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> former defense secretary esper spoke about the russian war, china and other issues affecting the u.s. the study for strategic and international studies

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. >> chris stewart and todd axle, i appreciate your joining us today, and the work that you are doing. thank you. >> thank you. >>> new this morning, cnn has learned that the parents of tyre nichols is going to attend the president biden's state of the union address and guests of the black caucus. >> and also, brandon shea who disarmed the half moon bay gunman invited by congresswoman chu of california. >>> and also, what we are learning about at the debt ceiling compromise. >>> and a man who is accused of kidnapping and torturing a woman in oregon, and why he is using apps to find his next victim. >> that is frightening. >>> and florida has banned high schools from teaching a.p. african-american studies, but one pastor however, he is offering his church as a classroom for the course. >> we have to know our history, and so that we can do better as a community. directly on the nerve. i recommend sensodyne. sesensodyne toothpaste goes inside the tooth and calms the nervrve down. and my patents say: “yoyou know doc, it really works." i brbrought in ensure max protein with 30 gramss of pr

one thing i want to ask about, what chris stewart had to say there. obviously he wants to be optimistic, and he wants to put a narrative out there, but he said a couple of specific things. he said there's movement from some people and we'll have a speaker in fairly short order, implying it won't be today. not today. what sort of timing are we looking at for something? i mean, if it's mccarthy, it'll be in the next few days or not at snall? >> not next new days. lock the doors. at some point, you know, this breaks. the fever breaks, and whether it takes a day, two days, 100 votes, they're going to keep going. kevin mcchararthy is not going away. maybe matt gaetz isn't going away, but that gap continues to narrow until you have four or five or three. >> that could go much longer. >> few get it down prevailing - theory is you could possibly pressure the five holdouts and get one or two to peel off. there's some perverse incentive, and every single one of the five is the one just like in this fund-raising. i'm the one person standing between you and the e

joining us now, chris stewart of utah. thank you for joining us.i want to get to the news coming out of capitol hill in a moment. first president biden's legal team has found another batch of classified government records in a second location. so what questions does this raise? >> well, it's unfortunate. it's not good. these are classified not only top secret but in some cases, even s.e.i., special compartmented classification. and it is iron pick president biden is very, very harsh in his criticizing against former president trump, and because of that, you have a lot of people, some are saying, when will they raid the university and his offices there? but i'll be consistent on this. when we had this information released on president trump and classified documents at mar-a-lago. he said let's let the investigation develop. let's see what the evidence indicates. i would say the same thing here. let's let the evidence come forward. let's see what comes out. there was a time when people were saying, there were nuclear codes there and nuclear secrets.

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here's what chris stewart told me yesterday about whether there's a point where kevin mccarthy gives too much away. take a listen. is there anything that kevin mccarthy could give up in these negotiations that would make you give up your support of him? is there a bridge too far? >> there actually is. and honestly, there's many of us who feel like we're very, very close to that at this point. you're going to begin to lose support of the other 200. kevin, i know is aware of that and i think he's careful not to go beyond that line. >> so, matthew, do you think there's a line? in your mind, has mccarthy already conceded too much? >> well, i watched your interview with him yesterday, i was struck by how pointedly honest he was in the midst of this. i think there's a -- many lines that have gone too far already. we'll see what it matters in the functionality in the house of representatives and being able to govern. the other thing, chris, i was sitting here listening to the show and i'm struck by three things that are happening today almost at the exact same time. one is this incredible d

let's go now to the republican representative chris stewart of utah.n you look at the history here, 133 rounds, and then they ended up changing the rules. so i can just ask you how you feel about where we are right now, on round eight? >> so i don't think we're going to go 133 rounds, and i don't think it's going to take, you know, two-plus months to do this. i think this will be settled in the next few days, and i think we need to make movement with people in private conversations that are taking place. i'm not predicting it's going to be, you know, we're not going to have a speaker by tend of today, but i don't think it's going to be much longer and certainly it'll be the most votes for the speaker of the house. >> you have supported mccarthy through thick and thin. you have been clear about that. you said you have no second choice, but let me just follow up on something you said there, congressman. you said there has been some movement from some people. can you just elaborate a little bit more on that? obviously what we see when the votes come is th

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chris stewart. later, seth jones from the center for strategic and international studies shares his research on u.s. defense capabilities. >> "washington journal" starts now. pres. biden: united states sharing -- standing shoulder to shoulder would do all we can to support ukraine. he expected our support for ukraine to crumble. he was wrong. he was wrong. ♪ host: that was president biden yesterday announcing that u.s. would provide abram tanks to ukraine. to open the door for other european countries to send heavy tech -- tanks to their own. were asking what you think about the ongoing efforts to aid ukraine. let us know how you feel about the level of support the united states has provided in more than the 11th month old war. if you think too much, 202-748-8000. if you think too little, 202-748-8001. if you think about right, 202-748-8002. we are interested in hearing from current former members of the u.s. military on the topic. a special line for you this morning, 202-748-8003. that's also the n

stewart. let me start for a little mom. initial is still not correct, but i'll say, well, chris storage lawyer to normally get, i'm suggesting is by much gets messed up. i really want rick mauch m mcguire and his article type in washington's by menu, but menial. santa whitney co brooklyn. yet without sco category, 301 in zebra, latham junker law is i want to go, i don't belong domain mortem. the ordinary shut. my date, mechanical soil, sunflower tucker needled in a contract. now with that you need to put our knitting, but always national goals or plastic warranty. trista we also visualize by casanya ordering on national i. it's the way to ship it is running another one, or is there reason ship with rashness dancer. ringback ah, responsive, get somebody when she's not ask you with necessity or what each they should wish newsline which is just okay mr. india. so mike, he dives. i'm not but he was in the media g. come on north. so golf lease? ah no liberty. okay. i'm not much enough. i think dell. org work conflict, no one you could go renewable news, credit cards, and for that option as dancers

stewart. what? no elaine boozler. but if they want comedy they should launch -- that more than the crow stapled to chris wallace's. they went ahead and ruined it. i'm talking, of course, about the golden aiming of comedy. chris cuomo, don lenin, perhaps as they are known in the business, the three stooges. those were the days, right? now everything is ruined. chris lost his kid after trying to help his brother andrew fend off a sexual harassment scandal which is like having alec baldwin teach you gun safety. hey, kill the lady. and linen lost his primetime gig because he comes off as real as this guy's breasts. and no offense to that guy and his giant fake [ bleep ] he's a global treasure. he took time off to spend more time with his hoagies. did you know he gave blood last week? that's how they make alfredo sauce. so disgusting. [laughter] >> greg: i know, it's gross. but how could cnn forget these guys were a riot when they were together. remember this classic. if you watch a certain state tv and you listen to conservative media you would think, you know, entire cities are just, you know, brawled in fights and f

chris rock, and david letter man. carson also advanced the careers of emerging comics like steve martin, woody allen, joan rivers, and provided a venue for established performers like don wrinkles, buddy hackett, and jimmy stewartthere are four ways to measure carson's success. first of all, his tenure. 30 years at the head of the tonight show, compared to 22 for gelato and six so far for jimmy fallon. the tonight show is the longest running entertainment show in the united states. it started in 1954, at the dawn of television. in the 66 years, even though he has long been off the air, the late night format still looks a lot like the way carson built it. in terms of audience, the second measure, carson had an audience of 15 million people at his peak. that's an astonishing number for his time, and for hours. jimmy fallon's tonight show, which ranks third at 11:30, has less than 2 million viewers a night on average. a lot of that has to do with the rise of cable, and the rise of the internet, where audiences have splintered. but make no mistake about it. it's an astonishing difference compared to the past. johnny carson was also a gold mine for nbc. at its peak, the tonight show is generating 17% of all the prof

is congressman chris stewart. your thoughts on this announcement, the 31 aim one -- m1 abrams tanks and what it means for u.s. support going forward. guest: i have always supported efforts in ukraine. i'm an air force pilot i stayed on house intelligence committee so national security is something i'm deeply involved in. i support our efforts to ukraine. i do think we are at an inflection point. i think we need to make sure our goals are aligned with president zelenskyy's i think he wants to go much further than we can support him. he can expel every russian at of crimea and if we attempt to do that vladimir putin will respond. and the second thing is this, every time you have these proxy wars there is always an escalation on the others. it never solves a problem it increases the violence and as many times as they televise this or i'm not saying we shouldn't send the tanks and just say we should be thoughtful and also recognize that it may not have the desired effect. it may not create a conclusion to the war it m

congresswoman abigail spam barker, maryland democratic senator ben karch at utah republican congressman chris stewartand then seth jones senior vp international security program director center for strategic and international studies shares his research on the u.s. preparedness for war. watch "washington journal" live at seven eastern thursday morning on c-span or on c-span now our free mobile app bridge on the discussion with your phone calls facebook comments, texts and tweets. ♪ clicks your message to washington on the debt limit and federal spending members ofal congress joining us throughout our program this morning. joining isg now congresswoman democrat from illinois. illinois and ninth district congressman good morning to your products good morning thanks for having me. >> thanks for having me. >> you been in congress and only 25 years but at this point you been through the federal spending fights, the debt limit debates. i wonder how concerned are you about this one? is there something different about this fight in your mind? >> what we are seeing i think the republicans now want to use this