i'm here with congressman dusty johnson who was in that room just now. explain to us what happened in the room and is jim jordan officially out as a candidate for speaker? >> i'm not going to talk to you about what happened in that room. i will reflect on what needs to happen next. i mean, clearly there is yet another void, we are going to have a couple more days of chaos as we try to get a sense of what's next. to me it reminds me how incredibly irresponsible it was for 208 democrats and 8 republicans to put this house into absolute chaos without any kind of a plan for now we were going to move forward. now, we really do need -- we really do need somebody to step forward, somebody who is mission driven, somebody who is focused on doing something rather than just being something. blind ambition has distorted this process enough. we need to go find a leader. >> you just heard -- she just said jim jordan was the planned, she was one of the eight who voted to oust jim jordan. >> nancy mace, it's been a long time since she's done being productive to move for

dusty johnson, a moderate republican who endorsed and nominated jim jordan for speaker of the house.at ryan said is right. if jim jordan had 99 votes against steve scalise, let's say he gets another 50, 140, he's still quite a ways away from becoming speaker, it's going to be challenging for jordan. i'll be honest with you, there's a lot of people. allies of kevin mccarthy and steve scalise who don't want jordan to be speaker. could he get there, yes, and what ryan is alluding to, if he takes this to the floor, it's going to be difficult for people to vote against him. why is it going to be difficult, because you can get a primary challenge. jordan is a favorite of the right. all of the dynamics in one bri, and people are sick of this. republicans understand they are a complete clown show, and then there's the practical aspect of this here, which is the government shuts down in 30-something days, and israel needs money, and they can't keep having these meetings over and over again, without electing a speaker. they look like idiots. there's that added dynamic, that is lingering in the

and now, no doubt, the recipient of a speakerphone is dusty johnson, congressman, let me lay it out and who are you with in the speaker battle? >> i am not with anybody yet. i think that we have a lot of questions that we need these candidates to answer. in part, because if we don't change the foundational problems within our conference, it is just going to be the same stupid clown car with a different driver. max miller mentioned matt gaetz earlier in manu's report, and i am glad that he did, because the reality is that jim jordan and steve scalise can't figure out how to deal with that saboteur, we will have another blowup, whether it is two weeks or six weeks or eight weeks, and matt gaetz and the hardliners are a real problem, and i don't think that pyromaniacs are going to be satisfied to burn down one house, but they will have a itching to burn down a couple more. >> you called them pyromaniacs and saboteurs, do i have that right? >> well, i could have chosen my words a little more carefully, but it is not time for play talk. we have a southern border in doe crisis and $33 trillio

joining us dusty johnson, he and his colleagues all voted for the new speaker, now speaker, michael johnson. congressman, i appreciate your time. i know we have spoken how this has been a frustrating three plus weeks for you. i want to play something you said on friday. i thought this was a very -- it was candid and also a very astute observation about what the next speaker would be. take a listen. >> what's going to happen is i think we need to take a little time to decompress from what was a difficult environment and we are going to need to have some people do some soul searching. we need to find people who never thought of themselves in this way, somebody who has not spent five or ten years trying to become the speaker of the house. somebody who understands that this may well be the last opportunity they have to serve in politics. we have dealt ourselves an incredibly difficult hand. >> i am not going to ask if the last opportunity michael johnson has in politics. it was important because alluded to what comes next. you have a couple of weeks to fund the government. you have $105 billion

congressman dusty johnson. conman, good to see you again.this and former president trump said he'd accept the house speakership 30-60-90 day period. can he do that? the media is going hog wild over this. >> i don't -- listen, every leader has a different strength and not every lead service connected a great fit in different leadership positions. i've had three different speakers of the house is that the ability to listen to your members is the most important skill for a speaker of the house. i'm not sure that's president trump's strong suit. i think he would also struggle to get 218 votes. we've got to have somebody that basically isn't a problem with anybody in the house. that's how tight the margins are on the republican side. elizabeth: congressman, who would you want? steve scalise. jim jordan, maybe patrick mchenry, tom cole. who did you like? >> the two guys that were announced officially in running strong right now, steve scalise from louisiana and then also we've got jim jordan from ohio. they're both very capable leaders. i haven't

i'm joined by dusty johnson, who voted for congressman mccarthy to retain the speakership. congressman, good to have you on. are you surprised by the personal nature of attacks between members of the gop conference in the last 24 hours? >> i'm not surprised. tensions and tempers have been running pretty high for the last nine months. you don't know it, but there is a small group of hardliners that are just making it impossible for us to run the house like it needs to be run. i would note just with a tiny bit of amusement that one of the allegations that matt gaetz levelled at speaker mccarthy was that he had not passed 12 appropriations bills off the house floor yet. part of the reason for that is that these hard liners have been voting against bringing these appropriations bills to the floor. despite that, kevin mccarthy managed to get 70% of discretionary spending through the house before the deadline. but for matt gaetz, you know, attention and chaos is what he seeks. >> some of your colleagues, most recently congressman max miller, who spoke with manu raju, talked about

what dusty johnson said is absolutely right. we are not, right now, fit for governing. we are party much more made for being in the minority. we like to vote against things. my whole issue in all of these folks, their problem is not really with the speaker of the house. it wasn't with me with kevin mccarthy. it wasn't with paul ryan or john boehner. these are the guys that don't like the realities of governing. there are some things you have to do when you're in the majority, like keep the government open. like raise the debt limit. like fund the government for the long term. deal with democrats. basic things like that. those are fireable offenses. it doesn't make any sense. they set a bar that he can never meet. the next person is going to have to meet that same bar as well. it's the problem being speaker these days, you are basically running around, trying to make the fantasies of some of these members become realities. when that's the game, you can never win. i understand, maybe the idea that he should stand up to them more. fight back. all that stuff that you talked

dusty johnson, another republican member of the house of representatives, says: "the divide and hatred among the republicans has intensified." the real problems of the american people. will be ignored for weeks. just because our politicians are playing like school children and ruining everything because of their terrible personal grudges against each other. american cnn tv reporter after the dismissal of kevin mccarthy, this happened described in the political history of america. this is a historic event, as a result of which the speaker of the house of representatives was removed for the first time in the history of the united states. the house of representatives is in a state of complete paralysis and we have to wait and see when the new president will be determined. nothing is known yet, but what is clear is that the house of representatives is severely divided and after this administration , it will be a very difficult task. in response to the impeachment of the speaker of the us house of representatives, the white house has asked the members of this house to determine the task of

dusty johnson, another republican member of the house of representatives, says: "the divide and grudgeeen the republicans has intensified." the real problems of the american people have been unseen for weeks will be taken just because our politicians are playing like school kids and ruining everything because of their terrible personal grudges against each other. after the removal of kevin mccarthy, the cnn reporter described this event as the worst in american political history . this is a historic vote as a result of which. for the first time in the history of the united states, the speaker of the house of representatives was dismissed. now the house of representatives is in a state of complete paralysis. we have to wait and see when the new speaker will be appointed. it is divided and divided, and after this administration , it will be very difficult. in response to the impeachment of the speaker of the us house of representatives, the white house has asked the members of this house to determine the task of electing a new speaker as soon as possible, especially since the task of app

one of those includes dusty johnson. he is a more moderate leaning member. our manu raju caught up with him after that conference meeting. >> america's got real problems. this is a time where we need people who are interested in problem solving, not self-aggrandizement. it is time for big boys and big goe girls to stop with the nonsense and get back to work. >> reporter: they'll have another candidate forum on monday with an internal election on tuesday. that's the earliest we could potentially see a new candidate emerge. already half a dozen republicans have jumped into the race, including tom emmer, byron donalds and kevin hern who leads the largest conservative caucus in the house. it is shaping up to be a messy race. these candidates have not had a head start, so it's going to be a while before anyone is able to unify around a candidate in the party. as of now, no speaker, no consensus and no ability to govern. >>> the humanitarian crisis in gaza grows more dire. ahead, what's next for the region. and could there ever be a path to peace? that's next as o

one of those members is dusty johnson. he's a more moderate leaning representative. >> this is a time we need problem-solving, not self-aggrandizement. it's time for big boys and big girls to stop with the nonsense and get back to work for the united states. >> lawmakers will go home for the weekend. they'll have another candy data forum on monday. that's when we'll see a new candidate emerge. there are those who have jumped into the race, tom emmer, byron who's part of the freedom caucus and kevin hearn who leads the party who's the largest conservative caucus. but as of right now it's shaping up to be a messy candidate race. it's going to be a while before they're able to unify around a candidate. right now no speaker, no consensus, no ability to govern. melanie zanona, cnn, capitol hill. >>> let's bring in political commentator and cnn contributor errol louis. former speaking majority mccarthy suggested tom emmer. does he have a better shot, i guess, than any of the other candidates thus far? >> good morning, victor. he

one of those members includes dusty johnson, a more moderate leaning member. let's hear what he had to say. >> they have real problems. this is a time where we need people interested in problem solving. it is time for big boys and big birl girls to stop with the nonsense and get back to work for the united states. >> so now lawmakers will cohome for the weekend. they will have another forum on monday with an election on tuesday. so that's the earliest we could potential ly see a new candidat emerge. and already there are half a dozen republican who is have jumped into the race. that includes tom emer, the majority chip, byron donalds, a florida republican, who is also a member of the freedom caucus, and kevin hern, who leads the largest conservative caucus in the house. as of right now, it's shaping up to be a messy race. the candidates have not had a head start, so it's going to be awhile before anyone is able to unify around a candidate in the party. but as of right now, no speaker, no consensus and no ability to govern. melny zanona, cnn, capitol hill. >> t

one of those members includes dusty johnson, a more moderate leaning member. our manu raju caught up with him after that conference meeting. >> america's got real problems. this is a time where we need people interested in problem solving, not self-agrandizement. >> now lawmakers will go home for the weekend. they'll have another candidate forum on monday with an internal speakership election on tuesday. that's the earliest we could potentially see a new candidate emerge. already there are half a dozen republicans who have jumped into the race including tom emer, the majority whip and the third ranking highest republican, byron donalds, a florida republican who's also a member of the far-right freedom congress, andthese candidates h not head a head start so it's going to be a while before they are able to unify around the candidate in the party. as of now, no speaker, no consensus and no ability to govern. >> you're looking at pictures from moments ago in the nation's capitol where the american muslims for palestine and u.s. council of muslim organizations hav

talking to several republicans, including congresswoman dusty johnson, you could feel the tension, the anger that is dr directed at not just everything going on, but the eight republican who is initiated to vote to kick out kevin mccarthy. >> clearly there is yet another void. we are going to have a couple more days of chaos as we try to get a sense of what's next. to me it reminds me how incredibly irresponsible it was for 2008 democrats and 8 republicans to put this house in absolute chaos without any plan for how we were going to move forward. >> reporter: he also took a shot at congresswoman nancy mace, one of the eight voting to oust kevin mccarthy. i asked mace to respond, she sent me a message saying her constituents would disagree. she called dusty baker does not represent south carolina in any way, shape, or form. you can feel it, back and forth, pointing fingers, blaming members for how they got into this mess with no clear way out. yes, there are candidates who are emerging and want to run for speaker buck can they get the votes to be elected speaker. ? can they move this ho

joining us now is dusty johnson of south dakota. i know there are conversations happening so i appreciate you coming out to chat with us. does tom emmer have your vote for speaker? >> he does and he's got the votes of almost 200 of us inside the room. the issue is that you have to have 217 votes to become elected speaker. i suspect democrats aren't going to help him at all. that means we've got work to do to make sure the team understands he's won in essence the primary and we need to unite and go to the general election on the floor. we need to make this guy speaker so we can get back to work. the last three weeks has been an embarrassment and we've got to do better starting today. >> our reporting is that in a vote behind closed doors, some 26 members have voiced opposition to his speakership. i think you told a member of the cnn team that you believe that he was moving some of the opposition. what's your understanding of why? why they're opposed to him? >> the reasons are kind of all over the board. some are personality based. so

congressman dusty johnson of south dakota told cnn, "unless the gop makes some fundamental changes, itl be the same stupid clown car with a different driver." let's get reaction right now from republican congressman anthony of new york. thank you so much for joining us. what does this chaos in the house gop conference say to you about the state of your party right now? >> well, thanks for having me, wolf. you know, i have to argue that the chaos within the party has only been created by a very small fraction. i mean, if you look at the speaker vote, just this week, kevin mccarthy was the choice of 96% of the republican conference. the only reason why he was ousted is because every single democrat on the house floor, including the ones to the far left and the progressives that matt gaetz has criticized for so long, they voted together in order to oust kevin mccarthy in what clearly was a personal vendetta. >> steve scalise and jim jordan, as you know, they are the first two candidates in this race for the house speakership. do you have a preference, congressman? would you support, for e

including dusty johnson. and manu raju caught up with him and here is what he had to say. >> clearly there is yet another void. we are going to have a couple more days of chaos as we try to get a sense of what is next. to me it reminds me how incredibly irresponsible it was for 208 democrats and eight republicans to put this house into absolute chaos without any kind of a plan for how we were going to move forward. >> we do need somebody to step forward. somebody who is mission driven, someone who is focused on doing something rather than just being something. blind ambition has distorted this process enough. >> reporter: so republicans once again are going to try to elect a nominee for speaker. candidates have until afternoon on monday to file. they'll have another candidate forum on monday and then a election on tuesday and already there are about half a dozen republicans jumping in, the majority whip and ken hearne, the head of the republican s studiy and then byron mcdonald's and it is a shaping up to be

. >> congressman dusty johnson of south dakota, thank you. we have gone from stupid to insane.f we can move on from that. appreciate your time, sir. thank you. >> thank you. >>> with the optimistic outlook there, great conversation. all right. this is ahead and it's fascinating and important. a drought in louisiana bringing salt walter into the mississippi where it should not be. bill weir here with impact on new orleans straight ahead. >>> good morning. from nola, the mighty mississippi not so mighty. it set up a new modern battle of new orleans. the army corpse versus time and salt. we will tell you about it coming up next. ♪ >>> louisiana is facing a new problem. too little fresh water, too much salt water. a drought creeping into the mississippi river now threatening to contaminate the supply of drinking water. only a matter of time in this impacts new orleans. our chief correspondent joining us live from nola. you've been worried about this, now, we're seeing this realtime. >> reporter: yeah, louisiana is really a canary in the coal mine sadly these days. they lose about a

still, republican congressman dusty johnson says he's open to new bipartisan border measures. of course, we should be willing to secure the southern border. we're glad to have the president's help in doing so. we wish it would have come earlier in washington. >> alexandra limon. >> now the bay area, sports and tonight, all eyes will be on the san francisco forty-niners who host the dallas cowboys at levi stadium. it is one of the biggest games in the nfl so far this year as the niners look to remain undefeated. kron four's. tiffany justice is live for us now at levi stadium in santa clara with more on tiffany. >> 70. yes, the rivalry between the forty-niners and the cowboys dates back decades. but most recently the cowboys are looking for a little retribution after the forty-niners eliminated them from the playoffs. these past 2 seasons. so francisco has scored at least 30 points every game this season. and quarterback brock purdy has never lost a regular season game in his short careers. meanwhile, forty-niners running back. christian mccaffrey is coming off one of the best g

take a listen to your fellow republican congressman dusty johnson on cnn earlier today. >> we don't changehe foundational problems within our conference, it's just going to be the same stupid clown car with a different driver. i don't think the pyromaniacs are going to be satisfied after they've burned down one house. i think they're going to have an itching to go burn down a couple more. >> do you agree that there are, quote, foundational problems, the clown car, the pyromaniacs, whatever you want to call them? and if so is a week enough time to solve them? >> i don't know if a week's long enough. but the issue is we don't have a whole week to waste. we've got to get back to work. we were given a 45-day window to get the government funded. we've got a farm bill. we've got faa reauthorization. we've got national defense reauthorization act. we've got a lot of really important topics that the american people need us to solve. so we need to get this, as dusty said, clown car going again as quickly as possible. >> so your colleague from florida, who's one of the eight, matt gaetz, says he is

as he was leaving the capitol tonight, republican congressman dusty johnson summed up his party's predicament saying you really have to whether or not the house is governable at all. i'm not sure i wish this job on anyone. joining me now is jennifer palmieri, former communications director under president obama. david plouffe, senior white house advisor also in the administration, and brandon buck, former aide to republican house speakers paul ryan and john boehner. it's great to have all of you to talk about this historic moment and historic not really in a good way. david, how do you feel about what happened today? >> i'm not sure it's a job worth having. someone will take it. thal make a big of commitments and promises to try and appease the right. i think it sets up chaos and turbulence and potential damage to the economy in the not-too-distant future. i think if you're an american it's a pretty unsettling but predictable turn of events. now, nancy pelosi was able to manage quite fine with a majority this narrow, but i'm not sure anybody who comes in the aftermath of mccarthy has any chan

i want to play a sound mash that includes kevin mccarthy, matt gaetz, and dusty johnson of south dakota to the drawing board. what history will look at, the crazy eights led by gaetz, the amount of damage they have done to this party and this country, is insurmountable. i have never seen this amount of damage done to just a few people for their own personalities, for their own fear of what's going through, and really, it's astonishing to me. and we're in a very bad position as a party. >> obviously, we're in unprecedented time. this continues to show how terribly irresponsible it was for 208 democrats and 8 republicans to put this house into chaos. >> the most popular republican in the united states congress was knifed by a secret ballot. >> congressman swalwell, i will give kevin mccarthy credit for growth. at least temporary growth. maybe it will be like hireversal on january 6th when he said trump was to blame, only to run and fall to his knees at trump's feet. but he at least is now admitting it was the republicans. is that a good sign that he's found reality? i don't know. what are

smith, house foreign affair chair michael mccall and representative derrick graves and congressman dusty johnsonu make of this letter? >> honestly, liz, i think you'll get it right far more than the others out there and you're trying to be dedicated to the truth and having said all this. we need 218 votes to get anything passed and we need 218 votes to elect a speaker and democrats not going to help us nor do we want their help. in order to do that, this happened and it's unfortunate. we are where we are and we need to -- we're going to have conference meeting on monday and candidate forum and election -- selection process through the conference. we need to honestly let -- i mean, kind of forgive but don't forget. let by gones be b bygones rather than obsessing about yesterday. elizabeth: thank you, your check is in the mail. thank you for your generous comment. have a great weekend. >> thanks, liz. elizabeth: this big story, dr. marty mccare rendition of my here and 43 of the u.s. servicemens and discharged for refusing biden's covid mandate rejoined and that's according to cnn and we have more

steve scalise and kevin hern say they too, are running for speaker, but south dakota republican dusty johnsonere are some issues to work out first it's just going to be seeing the same stupid climb car, but with a different driver until the next speaker is elected, the house is at a standstill, unable to conduct business with the looming november deadline to fund the government. louisiana republican garret graves agrees with the decision to send lawmakers home until next week. there's a lot of urgency for us act. >> the emotion was so strong there would have been a productive time together. >> and the house is expected to vote on a speaker next wednesday. james darya, thank you. are ready to take a break 6.22. coming up on the kron 4 morning news leaders gathered at the steps of san francisco city hall to remember and honor the late senator dianne ♪ ♪ lowe's knows to expect the unexpected. so, when you need an appliance fast, we've got you covered with trusted brands the moment you need them. you don't have to sweat the unexpected. get what you need, when you need it. now at lowe's. >> 6.25 i

steve scully son kevin hern say they too, are running for speaker, but south dakota republican dusty johnsonk out. first. just going to be seeing the same stupid climb car, but with a different driver until the next speaker is elected, the house is at a standstill, unable to conduct business with a looming november deadline to fund the government. louisiana republican garret graves agrees with the decision to send lawmakers home until next week. there's a lot of urgency for us to act. >> the emotion was so strong there would have been a productive time together. >> right now the house is expected to vote for speaker next wednesday reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. it's 7.22. and the santa clara county health department is urging everybody nated. >> to protect from covid and the flu this fall. the county relaunched a tool to track common viruses moving throughout the community and they used data from wastewater to do that. it finds levels of the flu and rsv and you can detect covid a vaccine for rsv is also recommended by the county for infant son. and even while woman who i

steve scully son kevin hern say they too, are running for speaker, but south dakota republican dusty johnson says there are some issues to work out. first. it's just going to be seeing the same stupid clown car, but with a different driver until the next speaker is elected, the house is at a standstill, unable to conduct business with a looming november deadline to fund the government. louisiana republican garret graves agrees with the decision to send lawmakers home until next week. there's a lot of urgency for us act. >> the emotion was so strong there would have been a productive time together. >> house is expected to vote on the next speaker on wednesday. >> shop. thank you for that update. there. well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the w n b a is expanding to the bay area will tell you to plan to what team here. >> and they are 2 types of rolling sour candies that are being recalled. you reco >> happening now, millions of rolling candies made by 2 separate manufacturers. they're being recalled because of a choking hazard. kids on your screen, the recall involves slime liquor sel

elizabeth: tomorrow we've got ways and means chair jason smith, the one and only congressman dusty johnsonear viewer. i'm liz mac don, thanks for watching us again. now it's time for "the bottom line," dagen and sean, good to see you guys. dagen: thank you, e-mac. elizabeth: sure.

dusty johnson of south dakota, "i've not seen that evidence."onference >> we don't have the evidence now, but we may find it later. >> seth: they really said, "we don't have it now, but we may find it later. he sounds like a spirit employee telling you they lost your luggage. "we don't have it right now, but we may find it at the bottom of the atlantic ocean in 30 years do you want us to call you?" [ laughter and applause that should tell you everything you need to know, if they had any evidence connecting joe biden to improper foreign business dealings, they surely would have presented in their first impeachment hearing, but they don't why are they doing this? simple it's for political revenge for the twice impeached donald trump and if you don't believe me, just take it from trump himself. >> they did it to me and had they not done it to me, i think -- and nobody officially said this, but i think had they not done it to me, that i'm very popular in the -- they like me, and i like them, the republican party, perhaps you wouldn't have it being d

i saw an interesting interview with dusty johnson, the republican mainstream, the most institutionalistof the house republican party who said if we don't change the rules that got us to this point, you're changing the driver of the clown car, and these eight or any other sort of small group upset about something could continue to hold the conference hostage. i don't think the concerns are aboutse or jordan as an effeiv leader. the big concern is unless you change the rules in a way that the majority of house republicans can act like a majority, they're going to continue to get led by radical members or organized group of three to five, and that's not a situation that the mike lawler's of the world can accept. >> let's take again about what this looks like overseas and, richard, i said at the top of the show, it's worth repeating, instead of democracy we have projected around the world, these days it's become an example of disarray, discord, one that rewards extremism, challenges thunderstorms and threatens to divide a polarized country even further. peter baker cites the court cases int

. >> reporter: the second man there, dusty johnson, ever the optimist, but the first person that we heardm, congressman jim banks, is saying what some of the other holdouts are also sharing, which is that they may have problems on policy, they may have problems with the fact that emmer voted to certify the 2020 election results, if you can believe it. those are some of the policy differences. and then there's what the former speaker kevin mccarthy said to me in your last hour, which is that for some people this is just personality and you can't fix personality. >> all right. ali vitali, thank you. so you can't fix personality. the chasm is wide, jim. how do you read this is a process? >> i don't think this is a process, i think this is arm twisting. what they're doing is having those back room deals they're trying to cut but i think it's indicative of ali's reporting that the first republican that came out against emmer said he did it because emmer certified the 2020 election. if that's going to be the litmus test then there is no way they are going to have a normal speaker who is going t

as dusty johnson told us yesterday, you know, it takes a lot to have these guys and gals moved by theses, even death threats, as we saw. emmer does not necessarily have the support of trump, but it remains to be seen whether trump is actively whipping against him. i think we're nearing the point where there's going to be severe political consequences for people if they continue to hold out and we go further with no speaker. >> i mean, trump's influence not necessarily making a difference, but there is a lot of consequences if they don't get this done. you mentioned the world being on fire and the threats from around the world. >> right. >> there's also the u.s. economy to think about. >> the economic consequences are terrible. if you look at it, if you look at the instability, mika, of what's happening when you not only have a looming government shutdown, but you have congress shut down. you have ten-year interest rates bumping up against a 5% margin, which it hasn't been, i guess, since the mid '90s. that means we're paying a hell of a lot more interest on the $33 trillion national deb

host: you mentioned dusty johnson who supported jim jordan in all of this.ere is him giving comments yesterday on what he thinks should happen next. >> we are in unprecedented times hear it i think this continues to show how terribly irresponsible it was for 208 democrats at it republicans to put this house into chaos. it will be another couple difficult days but there is still a tremendous pool of talent in there, people to love the country and understand the need for us to address things like the border and looming government shutdown. we will get it done, it would just take us a little longer. >> when are you are exciting to see it get submitted on sunday? >> i don't want to speculate. i think we need to give people time to mourn the development and think about what they offer the house and our country. we want to make sure we've got somebody who i think is mission driven, somebody who wants to do something rather than somebody who wants to be something. it will take some time for that person. host: of the names floating out there, do you think any of the

host: you mentioned dusty johnson who supported jim jordan in all of this.ere is him giving comments yesterday on what he thinks should happen next. >> we are in unprecedented times hear it i think this continues to show how terribly irresponsible it was for 208 democrats at it republicans to put this house into chaos. it will be another couple difficult days but there is still a tremendous pool of talent in there, people to love the country and understand the need for us to address things like the border and looming government shutdown. we will get it done, it would just take us a little longer. >> when are you are exciting to see it get submitted on sunday? >> i don't want to speculate. i think we need to give people time to mourn the development and think about what they offer the house and our country. we want to make sure we've got somebody who i think is mission driven, somebody who wants to do something rather than somebody who wants to be something. it will take some time for that person. host: of the names floating out there, do you think any of the