clyde. clyde. cohen. >> all right, high drama on capitol hill as house speaker mike johnson tries to keep the e been listening live, the house is voting right now on his speakership. this happens to be the first vote. there are some members who believe this will go into multiple rounds of voting. tempetim burchett sending out at just moments ago. right now johnson is scary staring down a difficult path to gain the gavel despite endorsement from president-elect donald trump who has asked republicans to fall in line. the question right now, will they? hello and welcome everyone. i'm sandra smith in new york. bret, great to have you with us today. >> bret: thank you, sandra. it's history. i'm bret baier in for john roberts. this is "america reports." republicans hold a historically narrow house majority. the 119 congress. mike johnson from louisiana, hakeem jeffries the democrat from new york. the math is tricky for johnson because several g.o.p. hard-liners are on the fence about supporting him. only

no. >> just stand right there. >> just say clyde. >> say, clyde just clyde clyde. >> johnson. >> rosita missoni. go! scott. johnson should i say johnson gosar. >> johnson okay we then count. we didn't count, clyde. because we didn't hear him. the first time. >> the clerk heard us. clerk heard it. said president trump wants johnson. he said president trump wants johnson. okay. i recorded this, johnson. >> clyde johnson i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> this. is. >> did we just announce clyde johnson? yeah. okay. >> and as we wait for the gavel to come down on this vote, we did see a number of the holdouts actually vote, including chip roy and others for mike johnson. we're waiting for the gavel to come down to see what the final numbers are. a big reason, kasie hunt. you can correct me if you think i'm wrong. a big reason the holdouts voted for johnson isn't just to sort of get right with him and donald trump. it's also to make sure that hakeem jeffries doesn't become speaker of the house. well, if you but the key and i just want to say one thing. the key, though, is that there still were more th

the clerk: clyde. clyde. gosar. johnson. clyde. johnson. it will require a host of conversations. >> when you expect that? >> is a tenuous situation -- it's a tenuous situation. the first order of business will be the clerk officiating results and we will see if johnson decides to huddle with his conference or get back into another round of voting. >> have you been able to be on the floor at all? >> i was in the house chamber for the vote, yes. >> have you had a chance to talk to the dissenting republicans? >> not yet. everyone is waiting to see the final tally into seo johnson goes from there. >> thank you for a few minutes and the update. we will be back in touch with you this afternoon. we appreciate it. >> thanks. >> matt greene of catholic university, could those members change their votes? >> that's why it's great that c-span has got these cameras so we can watch speaker johnson and his allies have this huddle you third about -- you heard about, having these negotiations. we can see him walking up the aisle of the chamber. it may well

clyde. >> johnson. >> gosar. johnson. [ inaudible ] clyde.dible ] >> garrett haake, our senior congressional correspondent is outside the chamber. garrett, he has come up short. >> yes, that's right, there is a process, members can change their votes until the gavel falls. if the numbers stay the way they are, republican members -- mike johnson cannot become speaker on this vote. we knew going into this at thomas massey would be one of those votes against johnson. he voted for tom hemmer instead. other votes against johnson, a bit more surprising here. keith self of north texas, representing counties just north of dallas, voting for byron donalds, and ralph norman of south carolina, who was pretty coy when i talked to him yesterday, coming and going from the speaker's office, voting for jim jordan. mike johnson's task now will be to convince, at least, one of those three to change their mind. we have a bit of additional drama that will end up being something for the history books, with six other republican members that were part of that holdo

the clerk: clyde. clyde. gosar. johnson. clyde. johnson. >> we knew tom massey of kentucky would not rep. johnson:. although many of them ultimately in the second round decided to police johnson, there were three republicans who voted for other named candidates, so as a result johnson did not have the 218 to get elected. >> joining us is ms. schnell. what is going on? >> we are digesting the vote tally, but as the clerk officiates of the votes, it appears mike johnson has fallen short of winning the speaker's gavel. three lawmakers voted for somebody other than johnson. because of that outcome that leaves johnson with support from 216 republicans. all 215 democrats supported hakim jeffries, and that is problematic for mike johnson because it is short of the 218 she needed to clench the gavel. it is not official yet, but according to my tally it looks like johnson will fall short of the gavel. >> matthew greene, politics professor with us as well. could norman change his vote from jim jordan and could congressman elect self changes

this particular bridge over the clyde, it has plastic sheets as part of the roofing and we have watched have actually been ripped off, so that gives you a sense of the damage and the great strength of wind we are seeing. there are no trains today across scotland and we are not actually going to have trains until at least midday tomorrow, even though the red warning is due to end at five o'clock. massive disruption to flights from airports and to the ferry services in scotland. it feels as though people have really paid attention to the stay—at—home message that has come from the authorities, people getting one of those emergency alerts on their phone, many people getting that yesterday evening, telling them only to travel if it is absolutely necessary. there has been widespread disruption with trees falling onto roads and power cuts in parts of scotland as well. it is stressing why this is one of those red warnings that comes with the risk to life warning that comes with it because these are pretty strong winds. glasgow is used to the wind but not on a level like this.— level like this.

is this you republican congressman, andrew clyde?this you, the guy in the red circle holding up a piece of furniture to try to barricade the house floor while all those normal tourists were trying to break down that door on january 6th? if this is the way you react to every normal tourist visit to the capitol, remind me to never be a tourist never you. it looks dangerous. for what it's worth congressman clyde has repeatedly said those remarks were taken out of context, but he has declined to answer questions about what the proper context might be. also consider his colleague, republican congresswoman, nancy mace. >> it was a sad day for our nation. i was shocked, i was heartbroken and i was pissed and angry by seeing this violent mob. how do we hold a president accountable that put all of our lives at risk? >> how do we hold a president accountable that put all of our lives at risk? how? turns out if your name is congresswoman nancy mace you endorse that president to be president again after he did the thing that you said, made you s

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in terms of rain, standing beside _ in terms of rain, standing beside the river clyde, it's a littleclyde, it's a little choppy on the water there. _ little choppy on the water there, but it's wasn't very long — there, but it's wasn't very long ago— there, but it's wasn't very long ago since there was a constant. winds were knocking off my— constant. winds were knocking off my feet potentially a couple of hours ago, winds of 100 mites _ couple of hours ago, winds of 100 miles an hour recorded in south — 100 miles an hour recorded in south lanarkshire, not all that far from — south lanarkshire, not all that far from here south lanarkshire, not all that farfrom here in south lanarkshire, not all that far from here in glasgow, highest _ far from here in glasgow, highest wind recorded there since — highest wind recorded there since records began in 1991. so that gives _ since records began in 1991. so that gives you a sort of sense of how — that gives you a sort of sense of how serious storm eowyn has been _ of how serious storm eowyn has been here, _ of how serious storm eowyn has been

. >> this is republican congressman andrew clyde. >> watching the tv footage of those who entered the walked through statuary hall showed people in an orderly fashion, staying between the stanchions and ropes, taking videos and pictures. >> you know, if you didn't know, the tv footage was a video from january the 6th, you would actually think it was a normal tourist visit, a normal tourist visit, said republican congressman andrew clyde. >> is this you? republican congressman andrew clyde, is this you, the guy in the red circle holding up a piece of furniture to try to barricade the house floor while all those normal tourists were trying to break down that door on january 6th? if this is the way you react to every normal tourist visit to the capitol, remind me to never be a tourist near you. it looks dangerous. for what it's worth. congressman clyde has repeatedly said those remarks were taken out of context, but he has declined to answer questions about what the proper context might be. also consider his colleague, republican congresswoman nancy mace. >> it was a sad day for our nati

overdue and over budget, a new ferry to serve the isle of arran in the firth of clyde has come into serviceth all the latest sport here's will. tyson fury says he loved every single minute of his boxing career, after announcing his retirement from boxing for the third time. fury�*s decision comes after losing his heavyweight rematch with oleksandr usyk last month for the wba, wbo and wbc titles. he also claimed he was retiring in 2013 and 2017 but both were short lived. fury enjoyed two stints as heavyweight champion and holds a record of 3a wins, two defeats and one draw. if this is the end of tyson fury�*s boxing career we won't get to see a long awaited fight with anthony joshua. that bout had been much anticipated for many years and joshua's promoter eddie hearn beleives there is a chance it could still happen. fear he doesn't want the fight, he doesn't want to fight. you can't drag him in the ring and he has earned the right to make whatever decision he wants. i don't know whether this was a move to stop the flow of pressure, because obviously with ajay calling him out, the pressure is

a new ferry to serve the isle of arran in the firth of clyde has officially entered service — years latet off the west coast of scotland in 10 years. it will now make three return sailings each day. our scotland editorjames cook is aboard the ferry right now. getting to this point has been a long journey, the ship and its sister ship should have been in service seven years ago at a quarter of the £400 million and more eventual cost but failures of planning, design and construction lead this to turn into one of the longest running and deepest political rows in recent scottish history. seven years late, four times over budget, this ferry has harmed the reputation of shipbuilders on the clyde and snp politicians in edinburgh. but now, at last, the glen sannox is setting sail. arriving to a warm welcome in brodick on the isle of arran. it's been a long time coming, but yes, certainly very excited about it being here and hopefully it's going to give us a really good service. even with the arrival of this ferry, the average age of the ten major vessels in calmac�*s fleet is still around a quar

thanks, clyde. you know, listen, there's there's been not a great deal of agreement on how we set up the american budget, because we've come at it from two different premises that the republicans have said. we want to try to balance the budget within a ten year window. that is our end goal. and the democrats have said, we we don't have an interest in ever balancing the budget. we don't want a budget and a spending plan that will ever bring us to a point where the american budget balances. and when you have two different ideas like that and you try to get a budget that can actually match up between the two parties, it becomes very challenging. but i think most americans would say at some point, at one point in our future, we should try to balance this thing. and that's what we're trying to do, is put out reasonable proposals that will actually get us on that pathway to balance. and listen, you hear people say just tax more, more revenue. again, historic highs in revenue. and i think more taxes mean l

we're looking at a sort of bonnie and clyde duo but it is the first female playable character the seriesit may not be available will be more realistic, they'll move more naturally through the world. and are we getting the first female protagonist? we are, yeah. until now, it's all been male protagonists, so this is the first one. we're looking at a sort of bonnie and clyde duo but it is the first female playable character the series has seen. and when they release a game like this, is it available on all the main consoles, all the main platforms? so, this one's available — it's going to be available on ps5 and xbox series x. they've said so far that a pc — it may not be available at launch, that'll probably be a bit later, and we don't know if it'll release on the ps5 pro, which is the newest console yet. we've only a few seconds but i'm curious — do you get previews of this in the same way that film reviewers might get previews of films? yeah, are you going to see it? rock star is historically a bit tight—lipped. with the other games, i think it kind of happens but it's always a very se

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in october i bestowed the national medal of arts on clyde butcher who grew up in california and became america's most acclaimed landscape in photography today. it once said wilderness is a spiritual necessity. i'd add that our wilderness is a national necessity. over the past four years, i'm proud i kept my commitment to protect more land and water than any president in american history, more than 670 million acres, bigger than the size of texas and alaska combined. and without you standing up, we never could have done it. it's about our planet, our people, it's about america itself. it's the bond between the physical and spiritual world, a bridge to our past and to our future. conserving that protects the livelihoods of people who depend on them and preserves a key piece of our history. the full american story. it unites us through the ages and connects us with something bigger than ourselves and above all, reminds us who we are, who we are. i just had another baby grand child born. guess what? actually, to be precise, hate to say it, a great granddaughter, a great great grandson. gue

the clerk: clyde. clyde. gosar. johnson. clyde. johnson.could those two members, we don't expect tom massey to change his own but ralph norman and congress elect self, could they change their votes to mike johnson? >> that is why it is great to spend has these cameras so we can watch speaker johnson and his allies have these huddles that you were talking about, these negotiations. i'm sure he was having these conversations, whether they can be moved now or not, but they are not going to change their votes for this round. it is for a second round. he heard the question of whether they would do that right away or if they want to hold out their votes for something they can get in exchange for those votes from the speaker. >> speaker johnson just left the floor. by the way, who is controlling the proceedings today because there is no speaker elect. there is no congress right now. >> the congress has started but the acting clerk, the person who opened the proceedings today is technically the person running the house until a speaker is chosen. >>

we are currently shielded by a big building and if i was to walk out over the towards the river clydelooking more like the sea at the moment, i was there early and i cannot stand there, it was pushing me to the side. so when we talk about the wind strength we are seeing, up to around 90 mph in scotland, that is what we are talking about, where you struggle to stay standing and trees falling on roads, and where anything that is not tied down and is lightweight enough and moving at the moment, and that is why the official advice is so serious at the moment and it is telling people to stay—at—home and onlyjourney if it is absolutely necessary. judging by the streets across scotland, that advice seems to be being taken quite seriously because it is very quiet. the transport system is largely down. no scotrail trains and the calmac ferries are not running. airports telling people to checkin airports telling people to check in advance of travelling but we are seeing lots of cancellations as well. councils across scotland, the vast majority of them closing schools for the day, so the red lea

thanks, clyde. you know, listen, there's there's been not a great deal of agreement on how we set up the american budget, because we've come at it from two different premises that the republicans have said. we want to try to balance the budget within a ten year window. that is our end goal. and the democrats have said, we we don't have an interest in ever balancing the budget. we don't want a budget and a spending plan that will ever bring us to a point where the american budget balances. and when you have two different ideas like that and you try to get a budget that can actually match up between the two parties, it becomes very challenging. but i think most americans would say at some point, at one point in our future, we should try to balance this thing. and that's what we're trying to do, is put out reasonable proposals that will actually get us on that pathway to balance. and listen, you hear people say just tax more, more revenue. again, historic highs in revenue. and i think more taxes mean l

we have a sheltered spot here next to a building and we are by the river clyde.e big spurts of water going over the top of it and the bushes in the far side really bending in the wind, giving you a sense of what is to come. obviously there has already been disruption here. this red warning is going to cover the central belt of scotland and beyond. that will be including glasgow and edinburgh where the majority of scots live. the vast majority of schools in the country are going to be closed. there is transport disruption already, no scotrail trains running, no ferries going to the islands of scotland. airports telling passengers to check before they try and make any sort of journey because there will be disruption. so certainly widespread disruption expected and similar advice to in northern ireland. it is stay at home, and only travel if it is absolutely necessary. we are expecting gusts of up to 100 miles an hour, it is a red warning, which comes with that cautionary warning about the risk of a threat to life. let's speak to helen harris who owns the corsewall

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clyde. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized for three minutes. mr. clyde: thank you, madam chair. i rise today in strong support of h.r. 29, the lakein riley act. this bill is in remembrance of laken riley, the 22-year-old nursing student who was tragically murdered last year in my home community of athen, georgia. by an illegal alien from venezuela who should have never even been in our country. after illegally crossing the southern boarder in 2022, laken's murderer was released to the biden administration's weaponization of the parole program. the following year he was arrested by the nypd for acting in a manner to injure a minor and committing a motorcycle license violation. according to an athens clark county police report, this illegal alien went on to shoplift in georgia just weeks after his encounter with law enforcement in new york. clearly this illegal alien had a pattern of criminal history. one that started when he accepted joe biden's invitation to illegally enter our country. he should never have been allowed to reside in the united stat

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welts as folks who people on the streets of mosca before the know gratian and the general moorehead is clyde optimism because people are hopeful for the peace process to begin on. manual highlighting. trump's abilities to be a good businessman and his ability to make deals in the meantime, us sick, which of stays non co reveal cold, russia and aggressive as transit bus. warring policies would have to make some concessions, but no one knows how a trump is going to fulfill his promises. usually ship of oliver that for us, it must be thank you. the regression has been a central theme of present drugs campaigning as well. he said about his plans and his integration speech. all illegal entry will immediately be halted and we will begin the process of returning millions and millions of criminal aliens back to the places from which they came. we will reinstate my remain in mexico policy and i will send 2 to the southern border to rebuild the disasters. invasion of our country for migrants trying to cross from mexico into the us. the features lauren said after appointments to get the claims heard we

we're looking at a sort of bonnie and clyde duo but it is the first female playable character the series it may not be available at launch, that'll probably be a bit later, and we don't know if it'll release on the ps5 pro, which is the newest console yet. we've only a few seconds but i'm curious — do you get previews of this in the same way that film reviewers might get previews of films? yeah, are you going to see it? rock star is historically a bit tight—lipped. with the other games, i think it kind of happens but it's always a very select few. all right. so, it looks like grand theft auto vi will be out in the autumn but sounds like there might be a bit of wiggle room on the date. we'll have to see. don't put it in your calendar. no, don't put it in your calendar quite yet, exactly. that's it for now. thank you so much for watching. goodbye. bye— bye. and if you'd like to hear a longer version of today's show, search "bbc the media show" wherever you get your bbc podcasts. hello there. this really cold spell of weather is coming to an end in the next few days but we still have some c

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a cibola was held in clyde, the valleys cub this fall, right? politician, i'll be the lowest tech i paid to become chancellor. students have been guessing about 3 years capital to protest against the governors responds to a bus shooting audio, stay the hell 30 minutes. a silence for the number of people killed with a 45 year old man opened fire. that's a restaurant to the southern city assessor. yeah. that was the straight as a calling for the resignation of the prime minister, his deputy of the a terry minister as well as strict a gun controls to. so let's take give to ideas. it is indeed it is a bit of the catch me, it's probably now where a crucial ecosystem is of the threat. the hawk hassan. what provides the century for all this possibly. but if we went to the conservation is safe, assistant drought means that risk of trying up. phoenix the water has the story. the it's known as the avian airport hundreds of thousands of bud flight long distances every year to reach the ok. so whitland in indian administered kashmir this vital ecosystem as

you can see the extent of the clyde on saturday afternoon and underneath the temperatures in parts ofeland with the few brighter breaks up to 11 celsius. that split remains as we go through into the start of sunday. now this condition is in the west. temperatures close to freezing in many areas where you have the cloud or not. down to minus four in parts of north—east england, cloudier compared with saturday, best of the breaks in the cloud northern parts of scotland. northern ireland. and brighter breaks out towards the west of england and wales possible. temperatures, though, not going to recover through the day. accept any west, 610 celsius here. we will see the cloud they carried out later, outbreaks of rain into the evening, patchy light rain or drizzle towards the south—west as well. that edge is a bit further eastwards as we go through sunday night and into monday morning. to the east of it, the chance of some frost around as we start the brand—new week. fairly cloudy start for many on monday. this time though, a greater chance of some rain or drizzle across parts of the west,

northern ireland especially, and around parts of argyll and bute and the western coasts and firth of clyderies and galloway. huge geographical— dumfries and galloway. huge geographical area, _ dumfries and galloway. huge geographical area, large - dumfries and galloway. huge geographicalarea, large number geographical area, large number of people could be impacted, what is the advice, but to suggested when they issue the red weather alerts?— suggested when they issue the red weather alerts? huge area, laruest red weather alerts? huge area, largest population _ red weather alerts? huge area, largest population area - red weather alerts? huge area, largest population area i - red weather alerts? huge area, largest population area i have l largest population area i have known covered by red warning, take it seriously, make preparations now, including securing outdoor furniture, anything loose outside including trampolines, that can have a big impact, especially on any potential travel. heed the warnings, the advice as well. if you do not need to travel, do not travel. it could be quite danger

clyde. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia is recognized for three minutes. mr. clyde: thank you, madam chair. i rise today in strong support of h.r. 29, the lakein riley act. this bill is in remembrance of laken riley, the 22-year-old nursing student who was tragically murdered last year in my home community of athen, georgia. by an illegal alien from venezuela who should have never even been in our country. after illegally crossing the southern boarder in 2022, laken's murderer was released to the biden administration's weaponization of the parole program. the following year he was arrested by the nypd for acting in a manner to injure a minor and committing a motorcycle license violation. according to an athens clark county police report, this illegal alien went on to shoplift in georgia just weeks after his encounter with law enforcement in new york. clearly this illegal alien had a pattern of criminal history. one that started when he accepted joe biden's invitation to illegally enter our country. he should never have been allowed to reside in the united stat

well, to walk us through what you should know, we're going to talk to captain clyde pitts with the rye new york fire department. so what's the first thing you should do? >> the key really is to have a plan before emergency strikes. even the best plan needs a plan b. >> reporter: and the biggest tip you would recommend? >> so one of the best things a family can do is have a go bag ready. that's something they would need 24/7, 365. >> reporter: so what should you put in your go bag? make sure you have an extra clothes, a blanket, batteries, charger cable for your phone, some nonperishable food items, food for your pets. take some water, first aid kit. and if there is water, make sure you have a fire extinguisher and n95 mask. also sign up for emergency alerts on your phone, and plan your exit routes. have a meet-up for family members. take videos of your home and valuables in advance that will come in handy for any insurance claims you have to file. if you know you need to leave at a moment's notice, back your car into the driveway for a quicker getaway. our go bag is packed. our plan is

host: all right, clyde in sicklerville, new jersey. democrat. hi, clyde. caller: hi, good morning. there's a question i've got to ask the congressman. i think this budget thing is going to be between a big fight between the democrats and republicans. and another question i got to ask is, i think that ride in baltimore is a total disgrace. thank you for letting me share that. host: all right. guest: listen, there's been on a great deal of agreement on how we set up the american budget. because we're coming from two different premises, the republicans have said we want to try to balance the budget within a 10 year window. that is our end goal. and the democrats have said we don't have an interest in ever balancing the budget. we don't want a budget and a spending plan that will ever bring us to a point where the american budget balances. and when you have two different ideas like that and you try to get a budget that can actually match up between the two parties, it becomes very challenging. but i think most americans would say at some point, at one point in our future, we should try

debbie in clyde, texas, republican.listening to you, go ahead, share your thoughts on the day. caller: oh, it is wonderful. i agree with everyone that is the best day. there is so much hope now because he is going to get america back to what it was before. because we are in dire need of a president. and he's going to -- i truly believe. on friday he is going to los angeles to that catastrophe. and he's going to make sure the people in north carolina have what they need. and the people he has chosen for his cabinet. they are being confirmed and they are good honest people. host: marco rubio confirmed earlier today. >> and pete hegseth too. he was confirmed on a split decision. yes? host: so you're excited about what's coming next from this second trump administration? caller: yes i am so excited. because he doesn't speak that much. and he's not one to be idle. and he is really for the american people. d doesn't care if you are a democrat or republican. he doesn't care. he is just for the people of america. he shouted. he

version of alfonso capone as donald trump likes to -- she's playing his bonnie, playing bonnie to his clyde coming back to washington, taking over. this is what -- that's what the hat says to me. rachel: who knew charlie could break down fashion so well. let's go to kai, donald trump's granddaughter, is a huge influencer. she did a behind the scenes what was happening at the inauguration. millions of views, charlie. like 3 million views. everyone loves looking at what happens behind the scenes. charlie: so great, yet again, more information overflow from the trump administration. we love it. more video from behind the scenes. but the other thing is, what's so great about this video is how great -- can you imagine doing this with joe biden? rachel: no. charlie: what would you get behind the scenes at jojo? joe biden.rachel: we got some . she said my grandpa is a normal grandpa. speaking of normal, this is what's making aoc so mad. she says we need to stop normalizing trump. watch. >> what makes this go-round with trump so much more dangerous than the first time around, this time the norms ar

. >> their the woke -- they're the woke bonnie and clyde. they're the left's laurel and hardy.actually makes perfect sense. >> she has the hubris to talk about how great she was on the border, and she's a border prosecutor? she is everything but a prosecutor. because no one who's been a prosecutor would go on and and allow what has gone on in this country for the last three and a half years. >> donald trump and kamala harris scurrying all for their first debate. the night quickly turned into haymakerrings. >> trump was emotional, he was undisciplined, but he still delivered powerful messages on the core issues that voters care about. >> the biggest political comeback in american history. president-elect trump is on his way back to the white house. earlier he flipped michigan, completing his sweep of the three blue wall states. >> what's great about last night is that it was definitive. no matter who wins, be happy that the it was kind of resolute and it was quick. there's really no gray area here. either, you know, where either side can call out one thin or another. the america