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frederic gillette, massachusetts. it took nine ballots. to the extent that this is a precedent 100 years ago what happened, what you're talking about happening now is what happened then. gillette was a republican. the rebels, the renegades in his party were from the left. they were progressive republicans. they withheld their votes from him on that first ballot. allies immediately moved to a second ballot. didn't get it on the second ballot. they went to a third. didn't get it. went to a fourth, didn't get it. took them until late in the day and at that point, they made a motion to adjourn. they tried again the next day. failed a new more times. they took three days and nine ballots, but the last time we were in this territory, gillette did end up winning. he granted enough concessions to win. so the strategy then was what you're talking about now. don't adjourn, this is what mccarthy people are talking about. don't adjourn. try to keep this going. try to wear down these republicans. we did not vote for him on the first ballot, but looking

and it was 100 years ago, in 1923, that frederick gillett won the speakership, a republican. and he served for one term until he got elected senator from massachusetts. and that ushered in the long reign of joseph longworth who was married to alice roosevelt and one of the buildings up on capitol hill is named after speaker longworth. greg in atlanta, independent line. good evening. caller: evening. yeah. i just want to say, i find it kind of humorous that people are frustrated that it's so difficult to get this consensus. i mean, this is exactly what it should be. it's a complex process. you're trying to govern 250 million people. and the current system hasn't been working because basically one person, speaker rules. so i see the motion, like, oh, we need to fix the border or do something about fenlt nell. but -- fentanyl. but, you know, one of the problems is there hasn't been any debate on these issues because no one can raise amendments and you can't get individual accountability on these issues. because you can't bring these things up. they toe the party line once you're

in the district 0 cove at policies, proctor and gamble the company behind household goods such as gillette, pampers anti detergent, has seen a fall off and shoppers buying their products. the u. s. giant earned $3900000000.00 in the 4th quarter. that sound 7 percent on a year earlier, p g is now offering lower price versions of its products to keep price sensitive shoppers on board over dns quarter in new york. yes, we're look at procter and gamble. we're not talking about tv, stereo equipments, computers. we're talking about the essentials, tooth paste tide detergent pods. i, i don't know. it seems like this is an area where shoppers would have to keep buying and yet they're becoming a picky. what does it tell us about us consumers right now? i mean, overall, i mean the numbers are not terrible, even if we saw the 1st, the sale to decrease with procter and gamble in more than 5 years. but it does so that consumers are becoming a bit more sensitive. they do tend to look for cheaper brands. they also tend to buy less. i mean, clearly you need total paper, you need a cleaning material and yo

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this is not happened in 100 years, 1923, when it took 3 days to reelect speaker frederick gillett.house adjourn? by rule they are supposed to go to another vote. will they ask anybody if they need to change their votes? that's possible. we haven't been to this point in 100 years. what is significant about the roll call vote we just went through is there were 19 votes by name against kevin mccarthy commerce for someone else, jim jordan or andy biggs, jim banks, republican congressman from indiana. none of them have as many votes as kevin mccarthy but mccarthy did not get an outright majority of the entire house for votes by name so there were 434 members who responded to the quorum call, there is one vacancy who died. the magic number, everybody votes by name is 218. kevin mccarthy was well below this. what the news is here is it was shocking that he did not have fewer people voting against him by name. on the one hand it could be expected that you would have most people offer protest votes on the first valid but i'm told in the past 2 or 3 hours republicans had this contentious mee

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wendy gillett, cbs news . >>> the house will reconvene late in the day on monday. >>> tonight, on "48rs," covering the story for months now. four college students, murdered in their off-campus home, and a cross-country hunt for the suspect. learning more about kohberger, accused of charging into the house and murdering the students. a new unsealed affidavit says, investors found dna at the crime scene , a key to connecting the suspect to the crime. cbs' correspondent, peter van zandt, spoke to the suspect's friends and colleagues to learn more about him. >> the most surprising thing, to me, he's somewhat of a chameleon. you talk to him, he's either side and awkward or he can be overbearing , deeply intelligent , someone who seems to be there. it's all over the map when we talked to various people. >> now more on the episode called "the idaho student murders," here's tonight's "48 hours," tonight, on kpix5, and streaming on paramount plus. >>> the war in ukraine. the biden administration says, sending $40 billion in new military assistance to support ukraine and the neighbors. the u.s.

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wendy gillett, cbs news. >>> the house will reconvene late on monday east coast time. >>> tonight, we have been covering the story for months. from college student murdered and their off campus home. we are learning more about san anselmo five. he appeared in a idaho court earlier this week, a newly unsealed affidavit says that investigators found dna at the crime scene, a key to connecting the suspect to that cry. cbs correspondent, peter van sant spoke to the suspect's friends and colleagues to learn more about him. >> the most surprising thing, to me, is that he seems to be somewhat of a chameleon, depending on who you talk to he is either shy and awkward or he can be overbearing, deeply llt,onems to be insecure , it is all over the map, when we talk to various people. >> to find out more, you can watch the episode, called the idaho student murders, it airs tonight on 48 hours, on kpix 5 and streaming on paramount plus. >>> moving to the war in ukraine, the biden administration says it is sending $4 billion of new military assistance to support in ukraine and its neighbors. the u.s

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wendy gillett reports on the historic late night voting sessions in washington. >> reporter: kevin mccarthy of the state of california has received 216. >> reporter: it took 15 votes, but finally, kevin mccarthy got the support he needed from his fellow republicans to become speaker of the house. >> it took a little longer than we thought, but if there is one thing i want the country to hopefully learn about this week it is that i will never give up. >> the next speaker of the 118th congress, kevin mccarthy. >> reporter: mccarthy claimed the speakers gathered after midnight, culminating four days of disarray and dissension in the chamber not seen since the civil war. the fighting led to harsh words on the house floor during the 14th vote. mccarthy had to flip or than a dozen conservative to give them the majority he needed. >> now the hard work begins. what we do here today , next week, next month, next year , will set the tone for everything that follows. so help me god. congratulations. >> reporter: newly elected members of congress were sworn in, but a debate on the rules package was del

if that happens with kevin mccarthy, he'll be like frederick gillett and say it took a long time butde it. >> if he gets it, he gets it. thank you very much, harry, laying all of that out. now i want to go to republican congressman bruce westerman because he's been involved in the negotiations. and i appreciate your time, congressman. thanks so much. so, the information that our melanie zanona is just breaking is that we're learning that lauren boebert is among the gop holdouts considered to be in the mix to vote present. very surprising to many who had considered her to be never-ever kevin mccarthy. is it your understanding as well that she is now in that mix to possibly vote present? >> good evening, erin. it's good to be with you. and i can't confirm that. but i know that there is confidence that we will get the vote tonight that kevin mccarthy will be elected speaker. and i'm excited that we're getting to this point. you know, at the end of the day, people aren't going to remember how quickly we did the job. they're going to remember how well we did the job. and i think that the

wendy gillette, cbs news. >>> and that's the overnight news for this friday.nation's capital, i'm christina ruffini. >>> this is cbs news flash. i'm shanelle kaul in new york. the faa says contractors working on a pilot alert system accidentally deleted files last week, disrupting air traffic across the country. the agency says there is no evidence of a cyberattack, and it's taking steps to prevent this from happening again. >>> an l.a. coroner says will & grace actor leslie jordan died from sudden cardiac dysfunction. the 67-year-old was found with no pulse after a car crash in hollywood last october. >>> and data from 37 million t-mobile customers has been stolen. the carrier says it was hacked in late november but only discovered the breach this month. millions of customer addresses, phone numbers, and birthdays were compromised. >>> for more, download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> tonight, a number of stories making headlines as we come on the air. alec baldwin is charged with involuntary ma

when fred gillette was elected speaker in 1923, more rebus, more unified republican conference and go to work with president coolidge and cut taxes while paying down the debt. house republicans 100 years ago unleashed a pro-growth agenda. house republicans under speaker mccarthy will unleash a pro-growth agenda to get this economy moving. that pro-growth agenda benefited families in the 1920's. the pro-dproaght mccarthy agenda will do the same. this party will come together to unleash american energy and rein run-away spending and i stand before you today with unqualified support to nominate my friend, the next speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy. the clerk of the house: for what purpose does the gentleman from colorado rise? >> i rise to nominate hakeem jeffries for speaker of the house. the clerk of the house: the gentleman is recognized. >> madam clerk, we have heard a lot today, yesterday, the day before about the potential history that may be made in this chamber. but it is worth repeating to the american people watching, the history that has already been made by the elevation o

assured, this is now tied for the longest speaker election in history, which ended with frederick gillett winning on the ninth ballot. finally, from mcmanus, we are here until at least tomorrow and then we will see what happens. one reporter was quoting patrick mchenry - r of north carolina who said we are headed into talks on the speaker race. a writer who has written a biography on trump said that trump facilitated a direct call between scott perry and kevin mccarthy on tuesday night, which he was also on. perry is part of the negotiations with mccarthy, but has voted against him multiple times. maggie haberman goes on to to tweet that trump has been making calls but not putting the hard sell on even when some hardliners told him they would vote for kevin mccarthy if he asked them. >> we continue to wait for the official results of the eighth vote on the speakership. from cnn, the normally red member says, we are frustrated as hell. we can't cave in to demands to people who have no interest in governing or any clue how to do it. and representative andy biggs, one of the leaders of the a

when it took 9 rounds of voting to elect frederick gillett. as speaker of the house of representatives. please raise your ryan man with your every time since it's been decided on the 1st vote. but 2023 is possibly going to be very different. the presumptive speaker, kevin mccarthy has been lobbying his fellow republicans since the midterm election . they still seem sure to vote the speaker. really good very well. there will be 222 republican sworn in mccarthy needs 218 of them to vote for him to become speaker 5, on the far right have already said they will never vote for him. so mccarthy has made some concessions, promising to change the rules, so just 5 representatives can call for a vote to remove him from leadership. right now, it would take a majority of republicans. he's also pledged to create committees to investigate the justice department over it's investigation of former president, donald trump, and a committee focused on competing with china. but 7 additional republicans released a letter saying it's still not enough. once republica

republicans finally went along after nine ballots and elected conservative mainstream frederick gilletter. this also marked a decline in the status of progressivism within the republican party and the rise of the solidly conservative republican party of the 1920s and beyond. the current fight is not about principle at all. it is about how far the republican party is going to go in launching a vendetta against joe biden and other democrats, and how far the republican party is going to go in efforts that mirror the attempts in 2020 to sabotage american democracy by overturning a fair and secure election. jim jordan who we mentioned has emerged as the sofar chief rival to kevin mccarthy, he was imitated by the january six committee in efforts to overturn the 2020 election, and perhaps even in the january six insurrection. with so many strands in so many themes playing out here, what do you think is a likely scenario, the likely outcome? i scenario, the likely outcome? 1 do not believe that kevin mccarthy at this point is going to pull together the votes. he has had a lot of time to control

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john, this hasn't happened since frederick gillett in 1923. what's the latest on this right now? well, it was a historic day for the us house of representatives and a day of embarrassment for the republican party. and for kevin mccarthy who thought he had the vote walking in in order to become the next speaker of the house. but as you say, something it hasn't happened in a century, haven't. they weren't a valid one. they went to ballad to they went to ballad 3, he had 4 votes, he could afford to lose among republicans on the 1st 2, we lost 19 on the 3rd, he lost 20, so the trend was not going well for it. so the republicans decided to adjourn regroup, there will likely be some arm twisting some inducements offered, but the opposition came from members of the freedom cox. this is the conservative, fiscally conservative and sort of pro donald trump wing of the party. and they wanted a number of things they wanted to weaken the speakership. they got kevin mccarthy to agree that he would allow 5 people just 5 people to band together. and that would trigger a call for a boat to remove

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they have grown up in the culture which everyone from politicians to gillette and major firms have saidre the problem. masculinity is the problem. nothing will be right in america or equal until everything is fair between the sexes. the problem they encounter there are certain high profile professions that women have been underrepresented in and minorities. the answer to this is not a 0 sum game where you say as a result we should beat up on men for a bit and tell them they aren't capable just because historically went to university less than men does not mean that today you should tell men you've got to pay for the past, you will have to suffer in this generation in order to get to equity. that's what the left has been pushing. i experienced it myself with readers and audience when i speak to college students and much more. they all know the score on this. all the young men are being told effectively to hold back. here is the thing that goes back to the last segment. if america will remain successful in the world and remain the most dynamic economy it will need half the population. it

he'd be remembered once a year, wheel him out on occasion at gillette stadium. it's a violent game. we live in a violent country. but the violence of sports is up and down. there is violence in high school hockey games. high school football games. there is violence in rugby and soccer. and as we point out, you know, you say, my god, unbelievable. you know, do i have anything on this game? you can't get back to the game fast enough. they receive the highest ratings of any sport played on television. it's an american game. it's part of america. and, you know, it is what it is. this is a terrible night. this was a shocking night. i think for viewers anywhere watching this game it was shocking to see the shock on the faces of the national football league players and to consider what might be happening on that field. as i he said, life or death on the 40 yard line. that is bigger than a football game. that is bigger than any sport. it's a life in the balance. it was incredible. it remains incredible. the nfl says we won't get any more updates tonight. you followed american sports for yea

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>> reporter: neil, it took three days, nine ballots to elect frederick gillette in 1923. there was lot of consternation him return towing speakership. these opponents of kevin mccarthy appear to hardened their positions and further away from getting them than they were just a couple days #. this was a very intense, closed-door republican conference meeting. something that some members have talked to me is about, could they potentially pass a resolution if this goes thursday, friday, where they lower the bar to elect the speaker. that didn't happen in 1923 but it happened twice in the 19th century, 1849, 1856. we need first to get an understanding of the universe of members who are going to cast ballots. if you look at the house floor right now, cheryl johnson is the outgoing clerk of the house for the democrats. she is appointee by nancy pelos. you will probably see a lot from her over last couple days. she is in charge of the house until they elect a speaker. so the first order of business here is to call the roll, get a sense who is in fact here. the house should be at

go back to 1923, this cat, fred gillette. fun looking guy. go throug nine rounds of ballots. a battle with progressive republicans at the time. nothing like this has happened since then. 100 years. >> what about the last time, republican speakers, i don't think people remember what happened in 1923. obviously john boehner, paul ryan, familiar names to our audience? >> right. reminder, this is a tough job and seems to be getting tougher, particularly for republicans. you mentioned john boehner, paul ryan. the last two speakers quit their positions. these are broadly respected guys. ryan, policymaker. boehner, dealmaker. constantly corralling cats in their caucus and one quote from john boehner hammers home the problem that kevin mccarthy seems to be facing. wrote in his memoir under new rules of crazy town i may have been speaker but i didn't hold the power. the chaos caucus in the house built up their own power base thanks to fawning right-wing media and outraged driven fund-raising cash. a reminder. the fise that kevin mccarthy seems to be f