we hear about mike gallagher. what you think is coming next?rate, house republicans could be in the minority by memorial day, if the resignations keep going. i don't want to speculate about who would be next. but, you have to look at those members, who have already announced that they are retiring. you have to look at that list of people, who might decide to resign early. think about it, republicans have lost about five members. mccarthy, santos, bill johnson of ohio, gallagher, and buck have all announced, or will soon be leaving. you look at kay granger of texas. she has a distinguished record, she has served a long time. she announced today that she is stepping down as chair of the house appropriations committee. she is over 80. maybe she decides to pack it in early, and there could be other members that have personal or family reasons why they need to leave, or perhaps, obviously, some might be heading to the private sector, so it's hard to say who will be next, but at this rate, i bet there will be another one or two, who might leave. >> o

ken buck, mike gallagher.greene told me on sunday morning futures that she thinks the house should expel the wisconsin congressman mike gallagher before his planned resignation next month because if he leaves on the schedule that he wants to leave, you won't be able to have a special election. if he leaves now, gallagher's district could select a new representative before november's election. tennessee congressman tim burchett talked about gallagher's decision to leave when he wants to leave and eliminating any chance for a special l ex. here -- special election. here's tim burchett with me yesterday. it feels like some of your colleagues are saying screw you, i'm out of here. >> that's exactly what they're saying. i would hope mike would immediately resign, because if he's going to leave we could immediately have a special election. so i hope there's no skulldugery afoot. this looks bad. maria: do you think this is his retaliation against you and your quote, unquote, squad who fired kevin mccarthy. >> i heard

assistant chief gallagher. you can see a roll of yellow police tape on top the sidewalk post between first and c street. which indicates there's already been the response presence there. should a safe perimeter have been established at first and c street by 1:21 p.m.? >> thank you chairman. for incidents of this nature the first officer on the scene will be heading up incident command and the command coast. part of the procedures to identify a perimeter and set a perimeter for a safe distance. like to clarify as these incidents are ongoing at 1:21 p.m. were done with breaches on the east front and west front of the capitol as well. man power is very distinct and where these officers were officers that come to help set up a perimeter coming from another area we don't have response teams waiting around to help s gettinghe there. >> thank you. mr. dennis in your opinion from that video it was our safe perimeter at the rnc? >> from looking at the video it's hard to tell exactly not being too familiar with the area.

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now, ditto for mike gallagher of northeast, wisconsin.of you know how much i have stood with him on his efforts to reign rein in china. especially on tiktok. a lot of conservatives disagree with me but gallagher is right. he has appeared on the angle many, many times. and by the way we invited both buck and gallagher on the angle tonight. i'm sure they are flying. a lot of guys are flying tonight. i get it. but, to answer this simple question. they all should. is your sudden midterm retirement time to help democrats and hurt of the republicans and trump? well, look, it's a reasonable assumption to believe the answer to that question for both men is yes. this is politically timed to hurt the republicans, hurt trump, and help the democrats. now, the timing of gallagher's resignation is especially telling. now, he announced that he was resigning today but, this is a big but, his resignation would not be effective until april 19th. okay. when asked why he was leaving early his team told us he made the decision for personal and family reasons.

once gallagher leaves, they can only lose one vote.p pass legislation. the 118th congress is in utter shambles. so you can understand a bit why gallagher and buck won out. first, a majority of republicans voted against speaker johnson's spending bill. then marjorie taylor greene filed a motion. >> today, i called a motion to vacate, after speaker johnson has betrayed our conference and broken our rules. this is basically a warping, and it's time for us to go through the process, take our time, and find a new speaker of the house that will stand with the republicans and our republican majority, instead of standing [ inaudible ] >> senior national political reporter for nbc news. been covering this bad day for house republicans, as he writes it up. and he joins me now. >> let's start with gallagher. i want to stress to people. this really doesn't happen that much. i mean, you've got kevin mccarthy leaving. ken buck. now gallagher. how did this land in the capitol today? >> well, it was shocking to many republicans, chris. it's exceedingl

yeah, laura -- >> laura: wean will go senator first and then come back to congressman gallagher.ned by this grouppt close ties to the trunk communist party and not just school but ownedro department of defense, and recently, we haven't got satisfactory answers but i findt it hard to imagine we will get satisfactory answers.e why would our department of defense used chinese ownedt tutoring site for service memberputss or families when its at risk the data and the privacy of all of our troops and their families? there is more of enough of america tutoring's services and our military should be using. we should not use one close tieg to chinese communists. >> laura: it also has ties,teda congressman gallagher, tori bytedance. by day and is everywhere. extremely wealthy, powerful ccp connected company. but they have their paws. connected with this firm as well. >> they absolutely do. the core point about bytedance commit is beholden to the chinese communist party. bytedance has had to apologize in the past for failing tothey follow appropriate, political control from the ccp.in they'v

now mike gallagher. what's coming next?uld be in the minority by memorial day if the resignations keep going. i don't want to speculate about who will be next. there may be. but you have to look at the members who announced they are retiring. you have to look at that list of people who might decide to resign early. just think about it. we lost, republicans have lost about five members. ohio, gallagher and buck. she had a distinguished record. she is stepping down as house of appropriations committee. she is over 80. who knows. maybe she decides to pack it in early. and there might be other members there. so, it is hard to say who will be next. but at this rate, i think there will be another one or two who might believe. >> only in congress when leaving, when you are over the age of 80, is considered packing it in early. that is amazing to me. let's go back to this house republican budget. raiseing the retirement age for social security. you mentioned a moment ago, this is an election year. they have to know they this will n

congressman gallagher, i can't believe you are retiring. i'm very depressed about that.weren't. but, senator cotton, we're even seeing this in our school systems. as you pointed out, i don't know if congressman gal gear you know 'about this website. is it tutoring.com which is a chinese based -- it's tutor.com and being used by northern virginia public school systems. we find out it's essentially a chinese firm that is collecting all sorts of data. owned by the prim that vera capital group which is a chinese investment firm. >> it doesn't surprise me. >> laura: lawyer senator first and come back to congressman gallagher. >> yeah. it's owned by this group that close ties to the chinese communist party not just public schools, laura it's our own department of defense. i demanded answers from the department of defense recently. we haven't gotten satisfactory answers yet. i find it hard to imagine we are going to get satisfactory answers. why would our department of defense be using a chinese owned tutoring site for service members or families when it puts at risk the data a

capitol police, assistant chief sean gallagher.n a january 6, 2021 assistant chief gallagher directed a counter surveillance to the dnc following the the device at the rnc. today it will spend time analyzing the discrepancies of the devices response ultimately this hearing is meant to help us all move forward. i look forward to your testimony assistant chief gallagher into working together so we can ensure shortcomings ofhis nature do not happen again. i salute and apply the capitol police officers who day in and day out devote their l protecting the members in the halls of congress and the thousands of visitors who were here every day. we have a lot to morning. i now recognize the ranking member ms. torres for five minutes for the purpose of providing an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman i to join you in welcoming the witnesses to our hearing. thank you for your many years of service to our community. i understand how important and dangerous sure jobs truly are. especially when forced to protect us from those who choos

ken buck stepping down, mike gallagher, stepping down.llagher is leaving at a time that even makes things tougher for the republicans, right? if he's leaving early, isn't he? >> you're right, maria. and those e people stepping down early and leaving are the ones that are leaving it, us at risk of the democrats controlling the majority, not me. i file this motion to vacate, but i haven't called it to the floor. this is like issuing a pink slip and giving our conference a notice saying that we have got to find a new speaker. this may take weeks, it may take months, it may not if even -- [audio difficulty] happen until next congress. but speaker johnson cannot remain as speaker of the house. speaker johnson has also failed our majority because he is allowing mike gallagher to leave congress after the deadline date where his district cannot hold a special election and elect a new representative for the rest of this entire congress. mike gallagher betrayed all of us, and speaker johnson is the one who's responsible for our majority. he praised

here is what gallagher is saying . after conversations with my family, i've made the decision to resign my position as a member of the house of effective april 19. he said he works closely with house republican leadership on this timeline and his office will continue to provide services for the remainder of this term. aligarh -- gallagher was seen as a rising star in the party and was pushed unsuccessfully to run against tammy baldwin this cycle. we are getting your view of the house casino majority. llewellyn in bowie, maryland, democratic call. hi lu llewellyn. caller: i don't understand. you had a majority and you do nothing. there is so many of these guys that -- these guys are quitting for a reason. because they know that nothing is happening. they know that, in november, their party is going to be destroyed. and they forget who they work for. they are so self absorbed with their own need. they don't want to pass anything for anybody. they want to fight with -- it should be about this country, and it's not. they d

but on april 119th when gallagher leaves, they can only lose 1.ean, jeff, who would want to lead this small majority? >> it's amazing, aishah. they started at 2232. let's go back a little bit -- 222. they kicked out george santos. i don't believe they should have kicked out santos. end then mccarthy leaves. ken buck leaves. now mike gallagher is leaving. so 217 is not a majority of 435. 218 is. so we've got some special elections coming up. i think these people that leave during the middle of a term should be forced to pay for the special elections. now, gallagher did it in a way where they're not going to be able to hold a special in wisconsin, so that seat's going to remain vacant until the end of the term, and those individuals will not have representation in congress. that is just atrocious. i'm hearing rumors there could be another republican leaving before the end of the term. they might as well just with give it to hakeem jeffries at that a point -- >> music to my aeros, let's do it. aishah: we're going to expect more republicans to leave w

gallagher. mr. gallagher: thank you. tiktok is a threat to our national security because it is owned by a company which does the bidding of the chinese communityist p.ause their leadership says so and because chinese law requires it. this bill therefore forces tiktok to break up with the chinese communist party. it does not apply to american companies. it only applies to companies subject to the control of foreign adversaries defined by congress. it says nothing about election interference and cannot be turned against any american social media platform. it does not impact websites in general. the only impacted sites are those associated with foreign adversary apps such as tiktok.com. it can never be used to penalize individuals. the text explicitly prohibits that. and it cannot, cannote used to sensor speech, it takes no position at all on the content of speech, only foreign adversary control. foreign adversary control of what is becoming the dominant news platform for americans under 30. this is a commonsense measure to

now we'll recognize chairman gallagher. begin when ready. mr. thank you to members of the committee and what an incredible opportunity to discuss the threat imposed china and american agriculture in particular. i want to thank the governor with her leadership for sharing the alarm about the threat and carrying the burden dealing with dusty johnson before he leaves. he may not technically weigh that much but that's a heavy burden. and i believe he's from your dakota. i get it confused p. a year ago, a gentleman named shang hitao pled guilty to committing american espionage and sent to two years in prison for stealina monsanto subsidiary and took copies of the algorithm back to china where china's institute of soil science. here you have an example of someone stealing american technology and bringing it directly back to the chinese whs the c.c.p.'s approach to agriculture and food security in that it's not just about economic competition. to quote the general secretary himself, it's large importance. and they import corn, soybeans, wheat, rice. th

gallagher of wisconsin decide they are going to leave congress, because they have simply had enough. the madness and the reckless, radical republicans that now control the majority in the house is bad for america and we are seeing that on display over and over again. >> we will get to her more in a moment, but let's move onto haiti right now. the u.n. says this has the makings of a humanitarian crisis. earlier this year, i joined in new york mayor eric adams for the u.s. to do more to help haiti, and i met with haitian nationals detained at the southern border. you have just cosigned a letter calling on the white house, along with leaders of the congressional haiti caucus, and more than 60 democrats, to get these haitian nationals here in the u.s. temporary protective status and to pause deportation of haitians. congressional republicans this week blocked $40 million in aid requested by the biden administration for haiti, part of a multinational effort to stabilize the country. why do you believe it is so important to help the haitian people right now, like many of us are saying? >>

planet fitness more like planet. [ bleeps ] trace gallagher shannon bream from now on i will do my squatusts in the park at night. and so another boundary vanishes you thought you had a safe space for women we will decide that. thought you had privacy we will tell you wants private and don't go near the capital to protest that's for congressional staffers to have sex in and not get punished. the january 6th protesters squatting in the capital for a few hours look how the government reacted they shot 1 to death. at that house is sacred not yours because when they make these rules it's of the rule makers who can break them and of course the ultimate vanishing boundary is her south border you thought america was a safe space, please. our country makes the can that jamie sales pencils out of look like a brinks truck. like anything else freedom and prosperity are there for democrats and unelected bureaucrats to distribute like drug cartels only their product is your freedom. we have south american gangs exploiting the visa system to fly here rake into homes with bechtel stay in state with lax

i mean, recently we had mike gallagher from wisconsin say that he was going to retire.he's like in his 40s. in his 40s. he was the chair0' of the committee. he is so fed u clearly that he wants to be as far away from it as possible and is going to retire. it makes me sadugh because we need more people like mike gallagher in congress and less people like marjorie taylor greene. and so i really hope that -- [applause] it sounds so cheesy but like be the change you wish to see in the world so i really hope that more people would be set up and will seek to runice and help that more republicans will speak out against donald trump as we get closer to the . >> just to build on that, sarah you are on fire today. which is to briefly build on that. i've been traveling around the country these past few monthshs i've been very encouraged by the of young people who see the threat that donald trump faces. but we need to do more we need to do more to mobilize voters. we need to do more to educate voters. the reality is of this text election it's when you come down to a handful of stat

with mike gallagher and jason crow cochairing. to the mindset of always looking to do better in continuing lease speaking out on improvements and one of those things the secretary has done is prioritize outreach. we are looking to be constructive parts of continuing to improve the v.a.. host: our next call is paul a vietnam vet. caller: how are you doing? from agent orange in vietnam and i think god for the dav they helped me considerably but what really fixed me up is the bonded administration is giving better benefits to illegal aliens the veteran sleeping on the street. and i urge every veteran don't vote for a democrat. guest: as you may be aware one of the important pieces of bipartisan legislation aloy otht services including vab and the iraq■8 pack was something that t done in the past two years across party lines that addresses illnesses that extend from agent orange. so thank you for your service. host: does that talk about burn pits? guest: burn pits and illnesses that extend from agent orange. z&we have robert from mass

now are the leaders of the house select committee on the chinese communist party, republican mike gallagher and democrat raja krishnamoorthi. good morning to you both. >> good morning. >> thanks for having us. >> congressman krishnamoorthi, i want to go to you as the lead democrat here. president biden said he would sign this bill if it makes it to his desk. have you gotten any indication from leader schumer that senate will take this up or whether this legislation will die in the senate? >> well, we've got an indication that leader is going to take it up in his process and we respect his process. mike and i have had conversations with different members of the senate. we're very interested in this bill and are very surprised by the size or the margin of the overwhelming bipartisan support in the house and as you know, the white house has asked the senate to take up this bill quickly. >> but as you know, president biden has his campaign on tiktok. do you agree with senator warner it looks like he's basicall speaking out of both sides of his mouth on this one? is it unhelpful? >> no. i'm not

what is going on here >> well, gallagher's gallagher's decision to step aside a young talented committee chair really is indicative of what we were just talking about. it is just a another measure of the fact that this is clearly this is a party now dominated by trump and his supporters. and those who are not fully in line with that recognize and have to recognize that they are now the subordinate faction in the party, the nikki haley voters. they were a substantial minority, but they are an already of the party and gallagher is embodying the choice that all of them face in november. do they stick around in a party that is increasingly moving away from what at least in the reagan era was defined as conservatism, which mike pence cited in refusing to endorse his old boss, donald trump, or do they? believe walk away? and i gallagher has chosen to walk away? it will be enormously consequential. what republican-leaning voters in his basic mold choose to do in november. he has, i think just kinda an encapsulation of the larger question which is part of the sharp relief by the nikki haley camp

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. very sweet. i would invite ryan gosling if i had a garden.formance last week. much more on all the news coming up. hello. if you've been out and about today you may already have noticed a change in the feel of the weather, certainly compared with what some of us had a couple of days ago when temperatures in southern england got close to 19 degrees. tomorrow we'll see afternoon highs of more like nine degrees celsius. colder air digging down from the north behind a weather front, which you can see here on our earlier satellite image, this line of cloud, it's been bringing some outbreaks of rain. behind that, speckled shower clouds racing in. it is quite windy up towards the north—west of the uk. gales in the far north. plenty of showers, some heavy with hail and thunder, some wintry over high ground, particularly in scotland. temperatures, if anything, coming down as we head towards the end of the day. through this evening and tonight, we'll lose the last of that weather front and we will see some clear skies, yes, but plenty more showers. sti

mrw we'll recognize chairman gallagher. begin when ready. mr.f the committee and what an incredible opportunity to discuss the threat imposed by in particular. i want to thank the governor with her leadership for sharing the alarm about the threat and carrying the burden dealing with dusty johnson before he leaves he may not technically weigh that much but that's a heavy burden. and i believe he's from your dakota. i get it confused p. a year ago, a gentleman named)zbj guilty tog american espionage and sent to two years in prison for stealing inte monsanto subsidiary and took copies of the algorithm back to china where he worked for china's institute of soil science. here you have an example of someone stealing american technology and bringing it directly back to the chinese communist party c.c.p.'s approao agriculture and food security in that it's not just about economic cpetition quote the ge. and they import corn, soybeans, wheat, rice. the views food security as an existential responsibility. if they invade ta would be subject to sanctions

and yet you've got people like mike gallagher who was chairman china select committee leaving, early, and leaving on a date that basically eliminates any chance a special election, so people of wisconsin, mike gallagher's district will not the representation, until after the election. why do you think that is? i mean, it feels like some colleagues are saying screw you i am out of here. >> yes, ma'am that is exactly what they are saying. you take oath go two years should do two years people fighting more people play professional baseball than have been in the united states congress if that tells you anything so it is an incredible honor i would hope they would stay on i would hope mike would immediately resign so we can have if going to leave, to have a -- we can immediately have a -- a special election because if he doesn't it falls into time gap where we don't have special election that seat is empty. i hope there is no skulduggery but it looks bad really does. you know. we used to say in state legislature, jimmy was my friend is friend would say if you didn't want to work you should

ken buck left friday, mike gallagher next month. >> those people stepping down early and leaving areving us at risk of the democratic controlling majority this is like issuing a pink slip and giving our conference and notice say that we have got to find a new speaker this may take weeks and months but speaker johnson cannot remain the speaker of the house. >> gallagher departs after wisconsin can legally call a special election for someone to complete his term, the seat will remain open to after the election, greene believes johnson should move to expel gallagher, the push by agreeing to oust johnson will marinate for two weeks as members meet with people back home, some republicans are skeptical of greens move. >> doing this causing this look like a narrative for fundraising and seven e-mails from her fundraising off of this issue. it is unfortunate because i think she's a solid conservative and i think she could be really a strong team leader. >> green did not trigger her resolution to remove johnson, she could call it up anytime sober effort looms over the house like in democrats

i love you america. >> trace: good evening i'm trace gallagher, it's 11:00 p.m.n the east coast, 8:00 here in los angeles, and this is america's late news, fox news at night. >> breaking tonight, the presidential campaign trail now running right across the southern border with both the former president and current president making appearances in the lone star state. but their visits could not have been more different. and tonight we have compelling evidence that the american citizens are the number one casualties of the border disaster. and how does the white house respond? by calling illegal immigrants, quote, new-comers. we have team fox coverage, ashley strohmier with more on the dualing border visits, kevin corke has more on the so-called new-comers, but first to matt finn, he's live with how americans are being affected by the crisis. matt, good evening. >> reporter: good ease, trace. cities acrosss the countries are struggling with the migrant crisis and tonight boston and denver are dealing with their own unique circumstances after migrants surged in those

i want to get your take on it. >> well i think the crucial point was the one that mike gallagher made just there which is it is really important for us to understand what tiktok is and how it works. it is easy to say to special media platform and some sense it is people can upload content and so on. the big difference between tiktok and others is that tiktok became successful through what's called the algorithm program. you see what someone decides. it is an editor who decides what you see on tiktok. in that sense it is no different to a media outlet just like fox news or cnn or "new york times." pick whichever one you want. a media outlet where somebody is deciding what you see. who is that somebody in the case of tiktok? somebody in beijing deciding what you see. now they implement their decisions not through a phone call but through algorithms. an editorial control in beijing. you see the outcomes right now in our society. look at the way tiktok has exploded with anti-israel content just in the last few months. that is a decision that has been made about what people see. we would n

so the seat remains empty for months. >> and pleading with my gallagher -- mike gallagher, leaves earlywe can have a special election to win this safe republican seats that he currently sits and so that we can retain that majority. it is going to be disastrous for this country if we lose the majority. >> it's about the math. there are currently 218 gop members, 2013 democrats, that slips to 217 gop members when gallagher leaves. and the breakdown can be 2016-2014 if democrats when a special election in new york next month. >> has republicans to have to be worried about holding their majority, johnson has been very dependent on democratic votes. he has busily been governing with democratic supports among the is probably not tenable on a long-term basis. that continue beast to be the case there will be serious efforts to get rid of them within his own caucus. >> no fox has told other republicans may quit especially if they score big paychecks of capitol hill. control of the house has never flipped during a congress. >> charles: chad bergman, thank you. >>> now to boeing found out playmake

the wisconsin republican congressman and rising star mike gallagher, mike gallagher only announced his resignation today. his actual last day is going to be april 19, which under wisconsin state law, it is too late in the session for his seat to be filled with a special election, meaning that gallagher's deeply red district seat will remain vacant until january, and all of this is to say that come april 20, the house republican majority will have a one-vote leave and the republican party isn't exactly the poster child of unity now. last week was supposed to be the big annual retreat for house republicans, the retreat where they discussed their legislative priorities and they strategize for the months ahead. i say it was supposed to be that because more than half the house republican caucus just didn't show up. one republican member of congress anonymously told both axios and politico, quote, i'd rather sit down with hannibal lector and eat my own liver. that is one dissatisfied worker right there. and then today the far right congresswoman marjorie taylor greene filed a motion to oust

let not your heart be troubled, trace gallagher is coming up next. have a great night. >> trace: i'm trace gallagher, 9:00 in los angeles, this is "america's late news, fox news at night." pushback underway, republicans crying foul to many claims president made in his state of the union address which sounded like a campaign speech remreet with promises and a few swipes at his opponent. president biden hoped to put aside concern about his age. many saying he sounded angry and difficult to understand. we have live team coverage tonight, response from katie britt youngest republican female ever elected to the senate. kevin corke has more. >> kevin: tonight's state of the union address was like showing your opponent your playbook before an upcoming game. if you are the gop, you have to look at this speech as the crib notes for november. keep that in mind. for president biden, tonight's address was about more than just a speech, it was emphatic declaration to say i'm here, i'm the man for the job and our country's future is bright. >> president biden: bec

shannon: wisconsin republican mike gallagher growing concerns on tiktok as the house is fast trackingationwide band but there is more to that on this popular social media app. her back with the panel. there's been a lot of melting down over this whole thing. but what he is saying in the past 52 nothing bipartisan out of the committee nothing does anymore and c capitol hill but e idea is that the company has to divest from any kind of chinese communist control or at linkage and then it can stay. tiktok is not telling that part of the story they're telling people are going to lose your apco call congressman. >> started getting text from staffers and members sing their offices are being bombarded. some of my favorites were usually the staffers on the house who answer the phone are quite young they say that your teacher know you're calling us right now? and they would get a hang up. but they found a say i live on tiktok i cannot believe you're banning it. taking away something i use all the time in my livelihood. that created a ton of frustration in the tiktok had a pop up saying if you w

in focus the hare of the house select committee on china, mike gallagher. first let's go to senior correspondent, chad. busy morning on the hill. >> good morning. -- unless they separate themselves from the chinese government. bipartisan law makers say the bill scoops up data. there was an organized logging campaign against the bill. >> they used geo location data location targeting minor children to then force them to call congressional offices in order to continue using the app. and in doing so these children called and they asked the question, what is congress, what is a congressman? >> the vote was 352 to 65. it needed 285. janet crockett voted present. a odd number of partisan law makers opposed the bill. >> we don't need to be protected protectedby the government. we don't think it's appropriate. we also think it's dangerous to give the president that kind of power. >> the pew research center says 65% of all adults use the platform. many young people get news from ttik tok. members were mindful what their constituents think about tik tok. >> i don't u

charlotte gallagher, - garden! charlotte gallagher, bbc news- _ stay with us here on bbc news.through the day on thursday. lots of rainbows spotted by our weather watchers towards the north. that theme at least is set to continue, so more blustery showers, a brisk, northwesterly wind and just some chillier feeling air, with a possibility of some nighttime frosts in the more rural, sheltered spots. why? well, because this cold front will be sinking southwards and eastwards, as we head through the day on friday, introducing that colder—feeling air. already a chilly start to the day from north wales, across northern england, scotland and northern ireland — some showers blowing in here. a cold front pushes more clouds towards the far southeast of england and some outbreaks of rain, and the hang—back of that rain is still across parts of kent, sussex into perhaps eastern areas of hampshire. as we head through the afternoon on friday, it will eventually clear. temperatures now round about the seasonal average, a few showers, particularly out towards the west, most frequent across nor

look at why is mik mike gallagher from wisconsin, he is leaving light -- condition you -- look, thatt if he leaves i think by april 2 or 5, then they could have an election, it is republican district, what does will go g ga gallagher think he is doing. >> i don't know, he has to stay. we don't have the other special to fill kevin mccarthy's seat until april 30, we could have a speaker hakeem jeffries in inrthe interim. while waiting for special election, if you make a commitment to people that elected you, unless you have a really good reason not to serve, why would you do that and are we not team republican, we're talking about saving our economy, and all things talk about without republicans in office we'll lose all these great things we have as a country, self governance, and free market system they are eroding. larry: you have people saying that gallagher is a trader because hig he will diminish, one vote majority that could go away, someone is sick or whatever, this is terrible. >> he is not only one, kevin mccarthy is leaving lif left early, and bill johnson left, and we have a

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to your question, the story about mike gallagher, you are all familiar about it?sman from wisconsin. had to make compromises with ma. in the last two weeks, he said i'm am not running for reelection, i'm leaving. i think there's a larger pattei. waves always break sooner or later. the republican partys in the process of eating its young, its intelligent young. think about what the bench will look like for the republican party. if you are a really bright young guy like a mike gallagher or fill in the blanks, look at the list of people who have retired. these are people who say i don't want to be part of this anymore. i like being a congressman, but not if i have to sit in the same ro lauren boebert or matt gaetz. this shit is not worth it anymore. if you are young republican, you want to get into public life, what do you have to do right now? think of the crap sandwiches you have to swallow. think of the things you have to kiss and the litmus tests you have to pass. all of these young men and women are saying i will do something else with my life. look 20, 30 years

to file a motion to vacate house speaker mike johnson and calling out republicans like buck and gallagherme now is donna edwards, matt lewis and andrea, a senior reporter for punch bowl news. i want to go round robin starting with the former congresswoman. reacting to what we just heard from the congresswoman from georgia. >>'s is a woman calling from the cheap seats. she really is out of control here, she is the one that has created the chaos and now blaming it on people that are leaving because she created the chaos. >> what do you think? >> it is a toxic work environment. i am reminded of the obama care debate, there was a thing called adverse care selection, where sick people sign up and healthy people opt out and it is unsustainable. i think the republican party has a adverse selection problem. the bad people, the marjorie greens of the world are attracted to the republican party now and good young conservatives like gallagher are out of here. >> it used to be that i am announcing i am not running for reelection, now it is, it is 4:00 and i quit today. >> two separate announcements,

larry: you have people saying that gallagher is a trader because h he will diminish, one vote majorityt could go away, someone is sick or whatever, this is terrible. >> he is not only one, kevin mccarthy is leaving l left early, and bill johnson left, and we have a number of members ken buck they are lining they are not fulfilling their full term, if you. -- i think it important to pull fulfill your firm term. we have members that will stay and make sure that trump gets electioned. >> claudia tenney, keep mike johnson speaker mike johnson. talking politics. this is wonderful story. democratic strategist james carville says, too many preachy females in the democratic party. okay. saying, my quote continues, a suspicion of mine is that there are too many preachy females, don't drink beer, downdon't watch football, don't eat hamburgers this is not good for you, the message is too feminine. you are ruining the planet. -- joining us now rich lowry, and batya ungar-sargon. batya are guilty of this. >> let me say, as a preachy female, i volunteer tribute to go to democratic party and explane

our culture reporter, charlotte gallagher, spoke to her about the role. action! she's described herself as being close to the bone. it's about this character, myrtle, who is a broadway actress, and she's kind of clinging on to life by her fingernails. and you don't know if she's going to make opening night. but it's just such a buzz. it's like, i've never done anything like this before, so i'm really kind of pushing myself to the limit physically and mentally on this, but it's worth it. # one said to me cool. # down, down. # don't act the fool. # now, now. # i always act a fool. # ow, ow. # ain't nothing new. # now, now. she's experienced the highs of fame, starring in shows like gavin and stacey... sheridan smith, mrs biggs. ..and winning a bafta award, but also the lows. in 2016, she temporarily pulled out of the musical funny girl because of stress, exhaustion, and grief about her father's cancer diagnosis. # when they tell you, tell you that you can't...# i read that when you first got the script, you talk about how it's dark and it's challenging, you thought

he had an interesting comment with trace gallagher with fox news @ night and aaron rodgers. economy was number one in arizona and pennsylvania. immigration ranked high in arizona as well. who do you trust more to do a better job? arizona is up 14 for trump and pennsylvania he is up 12 on that same issue, byron. if it stays there, you saw the inflation number from what, an hour and a half ago, that story is going to stay with america unfortunately for the rest of this year at least. >> absolutely. and a big factor here again which nobody has experienced in anybody's lifetime is that you have two candidates running against each other, both of whom have been president of the united states. so when usually you have one candidate who is the the president seeking re-election and another promising what he will do if he is elected president. that's not the case here. you have had two men who both have been in the office and i think that's a real strength for donald trump. perhaps voter's memories of him have gotten rosier of him. things were better economically when donald trump was