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emily: mccarthy takes the gavel in a late night session as the gop looks to get to work. >> the honorablein mccarthy of the state of california, having received a majority of the votes cast, is duly elected speaker of the house of representatives. [cheers and applause] >> the hard work begins. i may not know all of you, some of you are new, but i hope one thing is clear after this week, i never give up. pete: atlanta's eastern time, by the way. [laughter] alexandria of is live in washington with more. it was a lot of drama past midnight last night. >> reporter: it was a lot of drama. it almost felt like you were watching parliament instead of the u.s. house, there was so much going on. this was not going to go to a 15th vote, it didn't appear so, but then minds changed. and just after midnight congressman mccarthy was sworn in as speaker. he earned chants and a standing ovation. >> usa! usa! usa! >> from the great state of california and the next speak or of the 118th congress, kevin mccarthy. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: speaker mccarthy squeezed by with just 216 votes since republ

emily: mccarthy taking the gavel in a late night session as the gop looks to get to work.ill: alexandria hoff is live in washington with more. good morning, alexandria. reporter: good morning. it took 14 failed votes flipping more than a dozen holdouts and a final tally taking place just after midnight but speaker mccarthy has the gavel and we have the 118th congress sworn in early this morning. >> that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter so help you god. >> i do. >> congratulations, you are now mcellroy members -- members of the 118th congress. reporter: it is conclusion of drama-filled four days of voting in over 150 years and mccarthy received a standing ovation just after 1:00 a.m.. [ chanting usa ]. >> from the great state of california and the next speaker of the 118th congress, kevin mccarthy. [ cheering ]. reporter: the stalemate over this vote led by members of the house freedom caucus was broken as mccarthy agreed to key concessions including the ability to oust him for easily if desired and array of spe

emily would induce a question mark speak to his heart had to soften. then that's what made it. >> bill: i guess we wait don't we? >> harris: for kevin mccarthy's heart to soften? >> emily: i've got you babe. >> bill: if you read "the wall street journal" she said take the win. you pushed for everything. >> harris: to the group of 20 plus. a >> bill: the problem the public holdouts originally was five, right? i was told it was realistically more like 7 or 8. i don't know which of the seven or eight start to peel off but that's what we are waiting for. >> harris: can we talk about the holdouts for a second though? when i hear you say seven or eight versus five those were always the never cabins the four or five. if you are saying there are now eight, what happened over the course of four days that it grew almost by double? >> emily: they knew they had safety in numbers. before it was just 4-5 people still work who knew this was very popular with their constituency. they could go back and say i did exactly what i told you i was going to do. i found an unpopular congressional leader and i stuck it to him because i am not going to sit around and le

emily: kevin mccarthy has already asked for sit downs with the white house to begin negotiations over the debt limit. the white house as there is nothing to negotiate, just go ahead and raise it, but republicans do not want that. that is true across the board for republicans. even those who come from more moderate districts. they say we need to rein in federal spending. we need to look at the different entitlement programs out there, social security, medicare, and we need to make sure that those programs have longevity. those are some things that are on the cutting board right now. the question is what that looks like. no one is suggesting getting rid of social security or medicare, but there are questions about what it may look like in the future. that is something republicans will have to figure out. what to they want to attach to the bill, what are the details of that, and can that actually get done? can that clear a republican-controlled house as well as a democratic-controlled senate, and get biden's final approval? kriti: a long to do list coming out of congress. thank you for b

emily, you were the one. mcconnell gave his blessing to mccarthy. as a senate there were republicans and the senate will they sit purged to watch this? does anyone else come to a screeching halt while we don't have a speaker of the house? >> emily: and while this is all happening, first of all that was utilized leverages an argument of look, there's a lot of cohesiveness within the g.o.p. you have even mcconnell through trump advocating for mccarthy, so hey, guys, get on line. and then keep in mind as we mentioned a moment ago. off air, the democrats are eating popcorn. >> harris: literally. >> emily: literally and publicly. they're really enjoying this moment of them to mock the g.o.p. publicly and say this is exactly what you said you would do in power? reminder democrats still have the senate and they still have the white house. so the congress is the only place where the g.o.p. enjoys albeit a slim majority and they are saying this what you're doing with her? this is what you do when the game is tied up? then you drop the ball? so we will see wha

is the beginning o f that and it elmore -- of that and empowers mccarthy in an interesting way and his members will be behind him. emilya perfect example of what you said, pete, newly elected eastern oklahoma congressman articulated why he eventually said, yes, i will vote in good faith for mccarthy. said i'm not going to vote for him till i get assurances that the bills surrounding spending on the federal budget will be treated differently than they have in ten years, which is exactly the same point that brett baer made saying mccarthy won because the gop is done with the left's spending. pete, to your point, we're sick of treating our money, taxpayer's money the same way the left does. take a watch. >> i think this all came back to a real anger about the process of spending in congress. and conservatives were sick of it and sick of this omnibus spending bill deal where $1.7 trillion gets jammed down their throats at the end of december as they're heading to holiday break, and they have 24 hours to read 7,000 pages. they said this is not working so that's one of the ways that they expressed themselves that they wanted

but mccarthy is right on intelligence with schiff and swallsend.>> emily: i think ames feel relief whenmade public at this point thank goodness speaker mccarthy made good on that. >> dagen: that tiktok bullschiff showed the american people why he needed to be kicked off the intelligence committee and why he deserved to be kicked off the intelligence committee. and he doesn't even know he's doing it. >> harris : 100%. >> dagen: that is essentially chinese spyware that less than a month ago was banned by congress by the democrats signed by joe biden for being used on government devices. and he goes on tiktok to complain about republicans. so i am assuming that was maybe not a government device he did that, and is going to. i'm sure he doesn't even know i sure he didn't even know and lying to american people even after the mueller report, he went on tv and said it was in plain sight, trumps collusion with russia. after the mueller report. and then you've got swalwel hooked up with a chinese spy diluted with his own handsomeness i suppose. now he has plenty of time on his hands to go out an

. >> emily: house speaker kevin mccarthy made it official, formerly banding adam schiff and eric swalwellm the house until committee. he removed ilhan omar from foreign affairs, omar small well and shift ripping mccarthy for his decision earlier this morning. >> this is an unfair smear by mr. mccarthy but that is what he traffics in. >> it's about revenge, it's about appeasing the former president. >> this is about political vengeance. >> emily: is it? because he is defending his decision saying it's about congressman adam schiff and you'll see in this exchange with a reporter exactly why and how he defends it. >> you didn't answer my que question. [speaking over each other] >> you ask me a question perry when i answer is the answer. you don't get to determine whether i answered her. okay? thank you. no, no, no, let's answer question. you just raised a question i'll be very clear. you know why? because what happens in the intel committee you don't know. what happens in the intel committee all the secrets going on in the world of the members congress don't know. what did adam schiff do as

my big question has always been and i'll bring it back to the couch now with emily, why in the world didn't kevin mccarthy sure up his whip of votes the way nancy pelosi was able to do before this day or did it fall apart? >> emily: i think that was the question a lot of rank-and-file members had going into this process. americans surely do right now and that's why the argument is the patient's for him is growing quite thin, right? we have a rep elect to buck meeting mccarthy even needs to make a deal bringing 19 or 20 over or he needs to step aside and give someone else a chance to do that. the wsj editorial board states i don't see a republican who wants that, frankly. there is not really one that wants to keep and hold that republican power that perhaps the more attractive position is simply opposition to the majority rather than actually stepping up to take the leadership role but i think will be a reflection of the culture of their then the position the temperament that you serve the american people to elect to get something done. certainly we are now all suffering for it. >> harris: rich lowry is on

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kevin mccarthy is making additional concessions to his right flank on that. reporting this morning from the hill, emilyer latest story, she was with us on the program earlier, updating her story, g.o.p. discusses new concessions in behind the scenes talks on making mccarthy speaker. u.s. house coming in at noon today. live coverage starting at 11:50 a.m. eastern here on c-span. c-span.org. and on our free mobile app c-span now. taking your calls and comments up until 10:00 eastern. we also expect at 10 that the democratic leader, hakeem jeffries and leadership will hold a news conference. we'll take you there live. 202-748-8000 the line for democrats. 202-748-8001 for republicans. and 202-748-8002 for others. in mid lothian, virginia, jason on the democrats line. caller: thank you for providing open and equal coverage. i was raised republican. i voted democrat since obama. althoughdy vote for trump in the florida primary. the signs of what was coming was there already. voters thought he would listen to experts and better angels. how wrong we were. republicans, particularly in power, do not care about t

mccarthy said he would not bow out of this race. host: emily brooks is with "the hill."ank you for your time this afternoon. and now it's your turn and want to hear from you of the speaker ballots. 748-8920 for democrats. 748-8921 and for all others 748-8922. walker on the republican line. what did you think about today? caller: i just think, i have seen i have seen this happen and i think it was 1850's, i could be wrong on that number. but i think this shows democracy in action. and as a republican, i applaud the 20 members. i don't think he is the man for the job. and very happy to see some republicans step up against the establishment and challenge the status quo. host: what are the issues that are important to you, walker? caller: the main issues, let the spending by the administration and we have an open southern border that needs to be addressed. those are the main issues. and of course, we have many that come to this country and i don't think mccarthy is the man to handle this. host: sean is next, pittsburgh, california, democrats' line. caller: am i on the line?

emily's point. >> harris: i don't know if the camera goes back on this, because we can't control it, but can you imagine what's going through kevin mccarthy'sw? we are showing a close-up of him in the center of the screen, and we will start to listen to this vote momentarily, which is supposed to happen. let's watch and listen. >> mccarthy. bishop of georgia. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. bishop of north carolina. >> biggs. >> biggs. jeffries. blunt, rochester? >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. boebert? >> i'd like to cast my vote for jordan. >> jordan. [cheers and applause] >> jeffries. mccarthy. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. pennsylvania? >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. banks. brown? >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. brownlee? >> proudly, hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. buchanan? >> mccarthy. >> mccarthy. buck? >> mccarthy. >> mccarthy. bouchon? >> kevin mccarthy. >> mccarthy. jeffries. >> kevin mccarthy. >> mccarthy. burgess? >> kevin mccarthy. >> mccarthy. burlison? >> mccarthy. >> mccarthy. bush? >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. calvert? >> mccarthy. cammack? >> mccarthy. >> mccarthy. jeffries. carbajal? >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffr

emily, jimmy, our entire studio audience. >> thank you. good evening and welcome to america's late news at fox news @ night. i am trace gallagher in los angeles. be back breaking tonight, knew has bigger kevin mccarthyepresentatives ought their committees. we schager the last. president biden is back in washington after trying to defend his administration's handling of the border crisis. at thousands f

emily, my thanks to both of you. right now, our shortest break. we turn to the other special counsel probe with real news about heat on trump officials and kevin mccarthy, seeming to want to go along with the lies of a no-name rookie. why? we're back in a minute. we're back in a minute >>> for the first time ever, tonight we can report the justice department of the united states has distinct and separate empowered special counsels probing a current and former president, who are both slated to run for president in 2024. special counsel smith is probing the possible crimes for both classified document issues and the insurrection that relate to trump and/or his aides, and having report on the news on the biden front, it happens that in this story, set of stories i was discussing with our experts, we have brand new reports coming out about this probe. take a look. smith obtaining secret files from the january 6th committee it thath not released to the public, which is interesting considering the report aimed at releasing more rather than less and plenty of stuff in the addendums, including voluminous transcripts. so what they held back could be sensitive.

emily, jimmy, our entire studio audience. >> thank you. good evening and welcome to america's late news at fox news @ night. i am trace gallagher in los angeles. be back breaking tonight, knew has bigger kevin mccarthy is following through on his promis to kick some democratic representatives ought their committees. we schager the last. president biden is back in washington after trying to defend his administration's handling of the border crisis. at thousands forced to evacuate as california deals with deadly flooding, countless mudslides and a sinkhole that swallowed two cars. we begin with a classified documents that found in a forme office of joe biden and the president is i finally talking. matt then has breaking details. >> trays, today at a north american summit in mexico after dodging questions from reporter for two days, the president responded by the first time about classified documents at that his attorneys that found i his think tank office. >> people know i take classifie documents and information seriously. i was briefed about this discovery and surprised to lear that there were any government records that were taken there t that office. are turned over the boxes in th archives. were

emily: just to say, yes, to affirm we were winners. pete: have a great saturday, will cain will be in el paso, we'll be right here. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> the honorable kevin mccarthyhe of the state of california, having received a majority of the votes cast, is duly elected speaker of the house of representatives. [cheers and applause] neil: it's over. or is it? sure, kevin mccarthy is speaker of the house, he got the votes, and as of 1:39 this morning, little more than 8 hours ago, he potentially got the gavel. he officially got the gavel. but at what price? he made a whole lot of concessions and it darn near came to blows. more on that later. just how did things unfold the way they did on that crucial 15th ballot, and how did mccarthy forces get those 6 never kevin members to end up voting present rather than against mccarthy? pennsylvania republican scott perry was a no vote on mccarthy too, but with he changed his mind a few voting rounds earlier. why then? we'll ask him, because perry is here now. and so is texas congressman keith selt who did the same thing. and look who wells is joining us this morning -- who else, none other than dan crenshaw who had some