we'll let everybody know if fitzpatrick also flips. but the bottom line here is that it doesn't look like the math is there for jordan at this point. nothing is a done deal until the vote is official. but, ali, you're there on capitol hill, and you reported earlier that the expectation today is that jordan isn't likely to pick up new support. is that still what you're hearing or could there be a surprise here? >> reporter: yes, that's definitely still what we're operating under, not the idea that jordan is going to lose this vote, which he is, but the margin by which he's going to lose it. i'm looking down at my phone, because steve was right to call out brian fitzpatrick, who, of course, has now just voted for patrick mchenry. that's another loss in the jordan column. but that's also not the only new no vote that we're expecting. i spoke to new york congressman mark molinaro on his way into the chamber, he said he was fine to vote for jordan for the first two rounds, but that he told the jordan team he was going to be a no on this rou

and so he is doing worse than last time, because of the addition of fitzpatrick. by the way, there had been talk of some of the new york republicans who had voted for lee zeldin to flip for jordan if he had gone along with the salt tax credit, and there had been talk about maybe he would go along with letting the new yorkers have this tax credit because they pay higher taxes in new york, et cetera, et cetera, and i don't know what promises he made, but in any case, it did not work and they still voted for lee zeldin, a former congressman from new york. and now, another one, kate granger. >> granger? >> scalise. >> that is 13. >> again, he is doing worse. the numbers are not there. and i recognize that congressman jordan is not someone who respects election results, but it is turning into the ignamanous defeat. and it is a holdout, and some of them said, it is over. we are never going to vote for you. and obviously, what he did after that is to call another vote. he is not hearing message. he is oblivious to it. >> that is the only logical explanation or you just t

fitzpatrick finished at i9—under for his three rounds.er susan the best net score of 35—under to win the team tournament, by five shots. it was amazing. you know, we played last year and didn't quite play so well, and this year she has played fantastic and i played really solid as well. ijust think, yeah, you just couldn't ask for a better week. congratulations to him and his mum, susan. that is all from us at the moment. we will see you again soon. goodbye. hello again. monday felt like another warm, summer's day — except, of course, it wasn't summer. no, its october. it's meant to be a lot colder than this. these blue, sunny skies sent temperatures soaring, particularly across england and wales — the warmest spot, east malling in kent, 26 degrees celsius. now, average for these cities at this time of the year is 15 or 16 degrees, so ten degrees above average. even the temperatures we had on monday were in excess of what we'd see in a typical july day, so that's why it felt like summer. now, you can see the clear skies that we had across

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we got a statement from brian fitzpatrick, republican from pennsylvania, our viewers may be familiarh him, the republican who heads up the problem solvers caucus. he is as much of a moderate as anyone is inclined to think exists. this very lengthy statement, he makes the case that he will grudgingly vote for jim jordan for a lot of the same reasons i explained. the government needs to get back to whatever kind of functionality it can by electing a speaker. he goes to great lengths to describe the problems in this country that he thinks need to be solves, border, israel-hamas war, the war in ukraine, issues that congress needs to address and can't without a speaker. he also continues to attack the eight members who forced republicans and the country into this situation by voting to oust mccarthy. that irresponsible action he places at the root of this. tries to express the frustration we have heard from a lot of republicans who don't want to be in this moment, don't want to face what to them is a choice that -- in some cases almost untenable between jim jordan and hakeem jeffries. in

congressman brian fitzpatrick, just trying to make congress work.ou bet, thanks, brian. >> brian: we reached out to the minority leader's office for a statement on the deal that would have saved kevin mccarthy but did not receive a response. meanwhile, go other to carley shimkus with the other breaking news. >> carley: turning to america's fentanyl crisis. a bronx day care owner and two other suspects are due back in court next month. all three pleading not guilty to murder charges yesterday in connection with to the fentanyl poisoning death of a 1-year-old boy. prosecutors say the suspects hid drugs in the floor boards and were using babies as shields to protect their operation. and in another part of the bronx, federal agents raiding a suspected fentanyl pill mill. four men are ace facing charges in that case. g.o.p. presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy is back on the campaign trail today in new hampshire one day after an incident at a stop in iowa. according to his campaign, protprotesters were yelling and swearing at vivek before one of them j

host: co-chair of the problem solvers' caucus is representative fitzpatrick from pennsylvania and he voted twice in the first two rounds of voting for jim jordan. he then flipped,ri fitzpatrick, republican of pennsylvanialipped today and voted foratrick mchenry, making him the first lawmaker to heir vote away on this round. and the ninth to vote against the ohio republican. sherman noting for you, in 20 minutes republicans will go behind closed doors does jim jordan continue or not. caller from florida, republican. caller: i want to start off by saying, right now i am ashamed to call myself a republican. i feel that the party has launched away from the mainstream and people like jim jordan who is seen as the best choice tore the party. a lot of republicans are feeling otherwise and look for more moderate representation but i don't believe that's there. i'll have to look into the name you said but the republican party has become the party of trump and i feel like our values as a party have been tarnished by donald trump and his agenda. most republicans i would say they are not republi

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fitzpatrick finished at 19—under for his three rounds.er day, notably for scotland, however, still, we've had numerous flood warnings in for severe flood warnings as well across parts of scotland. the sepa, which is the scottish environment protection agency, has got more on those flood warnings and also on the weather website. there's another warning in force actually, because although it's been drier today, this weather front still draped across from scotland to northern england will start to pep up again. so another pulse of heavy rain is due in during tonight and tomorrow. for the meantime, the weather front that we do have is pushing back northwards. that will bring some rain across the northern isles, but it trails back in across the west and invigorates overnight. so we are talking another 15 to 25 millimetres to come from that, possibly 40 to 50 over the hills through the course of tuesday. so it's going to be mild because the breeze picks up. it's going to be mild in the south because it will fill in with mist and low cloud and s

matt fitzpatrick missed a putt to clinch the cup.nd at that point european fans who have been looking down the scoreboard and seeing an awful lot of red and wondering where that half point was going to come from. in the end, it was tommy fleetwood, one of europe's most popular figures who delivered the points that ultimately clinched them the victory. so what that means is that the usa's long wait for a ryder cup victory on european soil continues. they have not won away from home since 1993. but make no mistake, europe thoroughly deserved this victory, they led from start to finish. they got off to that brilliant start on friday when they won all four of the opening matches on friday morning and the us never recovered from that dreadful start. so ultimately it was a comfortable and emphatic scoreline in europe's favour. it's an incredible week and i'm just so happy for these 12 guys. they gave their everything this week. they were a pleasure to be around. they made my life very easy and they played like superstars. not many people g

and a double for matt fitzpatrick, as his mum helps him take two titles at st andrews., where another convincing display from new zealand saw them make it two wins from two, to maintain their perfect record. they beat the netherlands by 99 runs, following up from their victory over champions, england, in their opener. drew savage reports. new zealand impressed in theirfirst game against england, while the dutch had given pakistan a praet in theirs, but the crowd in hyderabad largely stayed away. they missed more quality kiwi batting. devon conway and will young got on top of the game from the start. rachin ravindra also impressed. seven different players hit a six — it's eight years since a team last did that at a world cup. a late flurry from mitch santner helped set the netherlands a target of 323, which they've never managed in a 50—over game.

this is the group led by brian fitzpatrick of pennsylvania. what i am hearing from moderates and really from democrats across the spectrum, including progressives is that they are looking to hakeem jeffries right now. you laid out earlier how it would work, and the numbers, and the fact that kevin mccarthy would need some democratic votes in order to survive, or he would need some democrats to vote present to lower the threshold in order to survive. what democrats have told me is they are looking towards their leader hakeem jeffries to give them direction, give them marching orders about how to proceed. certainly, there would be in that event conversations between mccarthy and hakeem jeffries. i think a power-sharing agreement is something a little too far out of a west wing episode, a little too cute, but democrats would want to extract something from mccarthy. what that is remains to be seen. if it is it an up or down vote on ukraine aid, that may not be enough for democrats to get on board. kevin mccarthy is someone who democrats do not tru

getting that have point to win but getting that have point proved pretty difficult and when matt fitzpatrickven the can down the scoreboard and sing an awful lot of red and wondering where that half—point was going to be coming from india will be mightily relieved that tommy fleetwood stepped up to the plate but make no mistake that europe thoroughly deserved this and they led from start to finish and that incredible start to finish and that incredible start on friday in the lead 4—0 and six and a half, one and i have after the first day in the us does never recovered from that terrible start and they did show a lot more fight yesterday afternoon and today, but ultimately, theyjust left themselves with far too much. the us still having one on european soil since 1993 and that is some 30 years ago which is a pretty extraordinary statistic and i think it would be a few questions on whether they were frankly a little bit undercooked for this and other players took part in the italian open and they missed out on the chance to know the course little bit in the oven played a lot of trim and goalfo

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host: like fitzpatrick from pennsylvania, others all voting for mike johnson. why do they see him as someone who will possibly listen and include proposals that they would like to see in legislation? guest: mike johnson's voting record, he was one of the people that post certifying the 2020 election. also opposed the same sex moderate mill. it seems that it came down to bait temperament issue. it seemed to be someone they believe that will hear them and consider their needs. for the more conservative and moderates, he seems to be someone who did not have the baggage that some of the prior members of leadership had. he has not violated any promises. that is sort of how they came to see him as a consensus pick. host: he definitely has experience like the others do or did in leadership position -- doesn't have experience like the others do or did in leadership position. guest: he has never been in the leadership positions. he was head of the republican study committee and vice chair of the conference. those aren't roles where you are overseeing a broad operation.

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mark momolnaro from new york pu out a similar statement, brian fitzpatrick from the philadelphia suburbsut out a similar statement. a lot of republicans in the last two days were putting out statements trying to get a movement going to move away from jordan and move towards that idea of patrick mchenry as an extended interim speak e. that idea seemed to blow up in the republican conference yesterday. how many of those republicans are now just going to be no votes on jim jordan. so again, there were 22 total republicans who voted against him last time around. he only had a total of 199 to be speaker. is that number going to get close to 30, the number of republicans against him on this next ballot? is it going to go over 30? how much frustration is there on the republican side that jordan continues to push forward with this? how much frustration is there that that idea of putting mchenry in there for an extended period kind of blew up in the conference yesterday. is that frustration going to be reflected in the votes we're about to see? is there a group of republicans who want to send a m

if it continues, there is interest among the problem solvers like brian fitzpatrick for the republicans. it would deafly not to put hakeem jeffries in the speaker chair. they will not vote for a democrat. could it be mchenry getting powers through to conduct business as a temporary speaker? democrats want to see something for that. what they are looking for is maybe one more seat on the rules committee. it's balanced for republicans. they could see the change on the suspension calendar. they could argue they have someone on there and they may still be popular. there is talk about doing that. i think it's a last resort and would only really come up in a situation where the next nine candidates all failed and chaos was persisting. host: let's go back to what you are saying on the next deadline of november 17 when the government would not have any more funding. there would be a shut down november 18. what are the chances of that and what needs to happen before to keep the government open? guest: chances remain high. i thought jim jordan would get the speakership and he would reduce the cha

. >>> we're joined now by coat chairs of the problem solvers caucus brine fitzpatrick and new jersey democrat josh gottheimer. good to have you both with us. we have a lot of problems you need to solve. i want to start -- what we just learned in the course of this program which is speaker mccarthy coming out and seeming to link some movement on the border to his willingness to move a ukraine funding bill and heard lindsey graham said how he wants it to go down in the senate. he called it a three-legged stool. would you get on board with what graham proposed? >> i would. i think we have a lot of challenges and need to address all of them. it's consistent with the problem solver framework we introduced last week and addresses keeping the government open, ukraine, our border and expiring authorities. we dealt with several of them in the continuing resolution that passed thankfully yesterday. but there are remaining items that are unaddressed the border and ukraine being two of them. >> the border proposal that has passed hr 2 that speaker mccarthy talked about would not go anywhere in t

he's become a conservative negotiator, and brian fitzpatrick of the problem solvers. they had the idea let's decide who has 217 votes behind closed doors. this sort of multistep process before going to the floor. that was defeated. 130-88 i believe the tally was to defeat that idea. this could create a secret veto. early stages would be secret ballot. resulting in more of a public within the conference vote to pressure the hold outs. it was tabled a motion by steve womack. that was an early sign of scalise would have significant report. he would try to prevent this from getting into the rule. host: steve scalise has been serving as majority leader. if he becomes speaker of the house, what happens with the rest of leadership? eric: we are hearing tom emmer, majority whip is interested in moving up. my eye on elise stefanik, an ambitious, talented, and trump loyal conference chairwoman who could try to go for that position. kevin hern is also someone who could go for that position. he was considering a run for speaker. he's head of the republican study committee. more p

if it continues, there is interest among the problem solvers like brian fitzpatrick for the republicans. it would deafly not to put hakeem jeffries in the speaker chair. they will not vote for a democrat. could it be mchenry getting powers through to conduct business as a temporary speaker? democrats want to see something for that. what they are looking for is maybe one more seat on the rules committee. it's balanced for republicans. they could see the change on the suspension calendar. they could argue they have someone on there and they may still be popular. there is talk about doing that. i think it's a last resort and would only really come up in a situation where the next nine candidates all failed and chaos was persisting. host: let's go back to what you are saying on the next deadline of november 17 when the government would not have any more funding. there would be a shut down november 18. what are the chances of that and what needs to happen before to keep the government open? guest: chances remain high. i thought jim jordan would get the speakership and he would reduce the cha

if this continues i think there is a lot of interest among the problem solvers, republicans like fitzpatrickdefinitely would not be to put hakeem jeffries in the speaker chair. they said they won't vote for a democrat but is there a consensus candidate? mchenry getting powers through january 3 to conduct business as a temporary speaker? could he get powers until the end of november? democrats want something for that. they don't want to be a cheap date. they are looking for another seat on the rules committee, it is unbalanced in favor of republicans. they could see control over the extension calendar, built up to a two thirds vote. if they have someone on their agenda, they should be allowed to bring it for a vote. there is talk about doing that but i think it is a last resort. it would only come up in a situation where the next nine candidates all failed and the chaos was persistent. host: let's go back to what you said about the next deadline, november 17 when the government would not have any more funding. november 18 there would be a shutdown. what are the chances of that and what needs

new jersey democrat josh gottheimer and pennsylvania republican fitzpatrick. >>> a tribute to diannenstein who died last week at the age of 90 and the longest living president celebrates his 99th. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." congress has done it once again. they've kicked the can down the road passing a 45-day funding bill to keep the government running. the deadline for getting spending bills passed is november 17th. joining us this morning, the speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy. good morning. you've had a heck of a week. >> yeah. >> there is a lot to get to with you. i want to start, though, on the news from congressman matt gaetz who says he's going to seek a motion to vacate, try to oust you as speaker of the house. >> that's nothing new. he's tried to do that from the moment i ran for office. >> this time he says he's going to get there. may not get there before the 15th ballot but took 15 for you. can you survive? >> i've survive. this is personal with matt. matt voted against the most conservative ability to pr

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. >> fitzpatrick? mchenry? >> reporter: heading into the vote, jordan appearing confident.ow many rounds are you willing to go? >> we need to get a speaker as soon as possible. >> reporter: but even his own supporters didn't see a path forward. >> the votes are absolutely not changing. that is a fact you can take to the grave. >> i dont think the lord jesus himself could get to 217 with this conference. >> reporter: when that secret ballot was called behind closed doors on whether to keep jordan as their nominee, 112 of his gop colleagues said it was time to move on. >> he's out. >> he's out? >> he's out. >> reporter: republicans now back to the drawing board with a lot at stake. the unfolding israeli war with hamas. just last night president biden asking for more than $100 billion in foreign aid to defend israel, and to not forget ukraine. but congress can't approve the funding without a speaker of the house. >> it's astonishing to me, and we're in a very bad position as a party. i'm concerned about where we go from here. >> reporter: republicans acknowledge this is an emb