you are on with emily brooks of the hill. though ahead. caller: good morning pedro, good morning emily. guest: good morning. caller: my thought is, i do not think republicans have somebody who really gets the message. i think that is what we need to look at. i would like nothing more than to see hakeem jeffries go up there and say, buckle up, this is going to be a long one and they have the speaker say, we now recognize the gentleman from florida. donald trump will be up there and he can do the same thing the democrats are famous for. being unreasonable. c-span, would be obligated to carry it all the time. as long as he keeps it off the campaign -- the funny thing is, we will see who the real insurrection act's -- insurrectionists are in this country. i am telling you, it is the media and the left. host: we have coverage of every house proceeding that will take place. what is the likelihood? guest: it is not likelihood -- likely. there were a few house republicans last week pushing that very thing, saying i would nominate former president t

walking us through what to expect, emily brooks of "the hill." thanks for your time. guest: thank you. host: again, we'll take a few of your calls up in until the process starts and stay with c-span throughout the day as the process plays out. 202-748-8921 for republicans, democrats 202-748-8920. others, 202-748-8299 -- 202-748-8922. you can also text us or contact us on facebook or x. michael, thanks for call, go ahead. caller: i just want to say that i am for mr. jordannened i hope he will win speakership for the republicans. and i'd like to say one thing else. host: why specifically jim jordan? why to you support him? caller: because i think he's a strong republican. he will back the republican plan. and hopefully we can go on and get a new president because our president belongs in a hurting -- in a nursing home. host: ok. let's hear from gary in new hampshire. democrats line. gary, good morning, you're next. caller: good morning, i oppose jim jordan's nomination to be speaker of the house. she a trump supporter. he is an election denier. they are all in denial th

you are on with emily brooks of the hill. though ahead. od morning pedro, good morning emily. guest: good morning. caller: my thought is, i do not think republicans have somebody who really gets the message. i think that is what we need to look at. i would like nothing more than to see hakeem jeffries go up there and say, buckle up, this is going to be a long one and they have the speaker say, we now recognize the gentleman from florida. donald trump will be up there and he can do the same thing the democrats are famous for. being unreasonable. c-span, would be obligated to carry it all the time. as long as he keeps it off the campaign -- the funny thing is, we will see who the real insurrection act's -- insurrectionists are in this country. i am telling you, it is the media and the left. host: we have coverage of every house proceeding that will take place. what is the likelihood? guest: it is not likelihood -- likely. there were a few house republicans last week pushing that very thing, saying i would nominate former president trump to be

from washington and across the country bread coming up tuesday morning the hills emily brooks discusseshe latest in florida republican congressman matt gaetz effort dressed california republican congressman kevin mccarthy as speaker of the house. then cofounder of tea party patriots document campaign 2024. albert speaker at mccarthy's political future. former bided omb official center for american progress previews the federal spending battles ahead as congress moves to the appropriation process to avoid a government shutdown in mid-november. join the conversation live at seven eastern tuesday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. former secretary of state hilary clinton talked about the negative impact of technology on mental health. ways it can be used for political manipulation. she also discusses holding technology companies accountable. the conversation was held at the atlantic festival in washington d.c. ♪ [cheering] back i

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joining us to explain what happens next is emily brooks. thank you for giving us your time this morning. what are potential timelines, going from last night, as far as what happened? guest: after the move last night to bring up the privileged resolute -- resolution, they have two legislative days to schedule actual action on this. something could happen today or tomorrow, but what will happen is not necessarily a vote to declare the office vacant. first, they will be some kind of motion to table or a motion to send it to a committee. it would kill the resolution. it could be a proxy for how people might vote on the final resolution, but it will be likely a multistep process. resolve former representative mark meadows making a motion to vacate move. that was not actually brought up to a final vote on the floor. host: you have been keeping a running list of who is supporting gaetz. can you give us a number of the names? guest: the magic number is five. that is the number that could potentially -- depending on things like absences and present

here is a post by emily brooks, a capitol hill reporter. says, representative thomas macy says there is a 30 -- massie there is a 30% chance the house selects a speaker today. scott wong says one jordan supporter, representative erickson for fact-finding mission in israel. as house remains paralyzed. and next call is walter, beaumont, california. republican. good morning. caller: hi. how are you today? host: i'm doing ok. caller: good. i'm calling for the speaker conference debate. press conference today. and i think that he's right on. i have been a republican all of my life. and republicans need to have some backbone and fight. and our speaker jordan is making that point. and anyone, he has 90% of the votes, if anyone can get more than 90% of the vote they should come forward and be nominated. and until that time they should keep voting until until the rino's in the republican party realize they are just helping the democrats. host: wisconsin, independent. go ahead. all right. jim in urbanna, ohio, good morning. caller: good morning, ma'a

we are dealing with pure evil right now. >> emily: we're honored to be here with you today, brooke, thankit is so important. ari, what do you make of this? >> queen rania, let me remind you, when isis burned alive jordanians, king abdullah said he would personally fly fighter jets in to bomb isis. what about the hypocrisy? he is wrong about history in the region. look at big picture of peace, one central fact, every nation that saw peace, every nation or people that sought to make peace with israel found in israel ready, willing and able partner that made peace. egypt reached out for peace and peace was made. jordan under king hussein reached out and peace made, morocco, bahrain, saudi arabia on the virge. you know why peace has not come to middle east? because palestinians don't have leader to engage in peace. if they did, peace would have been made just as it was with egypt and jordan and everyone else. >> there is no such thing as palestinian peace movement, where are rallies against hamas? they don't exist. >> emily: kayleigh, for those that argue about misrepresentation or representa

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