and according to the national low-income housing coalition, the affordable housing gap for those with low incomes is more than 7.3 million rental units. we know rents have always gone up jumping more than 12% since august of 2022 alone. and in some 20 million households, they spend more than half of their income on housing. so what do we do? the affordable housing crisis is a result of complex long-standing issues. many of which are the focus of our colleagues over in the banking, housing and urban affairs committee, chaired by senator sharon brown and tina smith. my colleague chairs the sub-committee. we know there's issues of workforce to build housing, there's issues of the cost of building housing and the component parts. but today we're gonna focus on the role that competition policy changes to help address these market failures. so some of the issues i'll put on the table that are relevant to our committee. first, renters face real challenges to compare and contrast prices. more and more of the costs of renting are hidden from view through the proliferation of junk fees. as a re

eastern, the house republican conference meets to discuss potential candidates for speaker of the house followed kevin cart cart's removal with a party vote expected on wednesday morning. and the house democrats have announced their plan to again select minority leader hakeem jeffries as their nominee for speaker. stay with c-span as the battle over house speakership continues. follow every moment from capitol hill as this historic election unfolds. watch on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at cspan.org. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. joining us now, emiy brooks from the hill to talk about the events of the week including an election for speaker of the house. thanks for giving us your time. guest: thank you. host: you wrote a story recently that says, curveballs keep coming up in this speaker's race. can you talk about some of those? guest: absolutely. aside from the fact it is unprecedented, the first time in history the house has ousted a speaker, the house is dealing with a lot of curveballs and trying to figure out who to replace kevin mccarthy w

of the people's house. a man of deep faith, mike epitomizes what it means to be a servant leader, a deeply respected constitutional lawyer, mike has dedicated his life to preserving america's great principles of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. mike is a titan on the judiciary committee and a dedicated member of the house armed services committee. and as vice chair of our conference, he has united all of our members to speak clearly and boldly on behalf of the american people. a friend to all and an enemy to none, mike is strong, tough, and fair, and above all, mike is kind. and at this very moment, this republican conference knows that we live in perilous times and the american people are hurting. families are struggling under the pain of inflation caused by reckless far left spending, unable to afford groceries, heat, or gas. we have an inhumane open border with millions illegally struggled and trafficked and tens of thousands of children lost in the chasm of the incompetence and negligence of

house republicans rejected mccarthy. house republicans rejected scalise. house republicans rejected jordan. house republicans have apparently rejected mchenry. this can only be done in a bipartisan fashion. and we're serious about partnering with house republicans in a reasonable way to do the business of the american people. reporter: -- [indiscernible question] mr. jeffries: we have not discussed concessions because our view is we want a partnership in the best interest of the american people. that simply requires the house to reopen and function in a bipartisan way so that bills that we know have support from republicans and democrats get up or down votes on the house floor and can't be blocked by a band of extremists on the hard right. that's all we want. that's a reasonable ask. can we govern in a bipartisan way to solve problems for the american people? it's not about the individual, it's about the interests of every day americans and integrity of our institution which house republicans have broken at this moment. reporter: two questions, have you he

so you knew if they were in house or out of house. so when we moved in, which was about ten days later while because julie, david were packing their things and getting them moved. i was cocky. let's just say that. well, mom, i mean, i worked and, you know, let me just show you how it was and but let's also remember, was 17. let's put in perspective. so anyway and, my mother was extremely gracious because she had been to the white house many times mean there she was there during the kennedy administration and we went to church when the nixons have church services on sunday at the white house. i remember going to that. so you know the transition in from being vice president's wife to president's wife. i think it was a matter of housing because were still living in alexandria. so was an upgrade in housing for sure. and i want to ask you about the converse, because ten days earlier, you were standing beside the first lady and the president as talked to you and the rest of the white house staff just before he walked out in that famous shot

more housing means more job opportunities and we want to make sure that we are building so much housing that we can barely find the workforce to do it. that is our goal, but more importantly, and i know, go ahead, clap labor. they are excited about that. [ applause ] but more importantly, affordability is a real challenge and we want to be sure that our san franciscans of various areas of labor and our bus drivers and workforce in san francisco and others and to those who are struggling to make ends meet. we want to make sure that we have as much housing as possible to ensure affordablity for different layers for jobs that exist all over san francisco. we have a lot of work to get there but this is our very very first step. we know that we have to do so much more. we have to be more aggressive than ever before if we are going to meet our goal. san francisco already has 50,000 units. do you know what that could mean for the city of san francisco? what that could mean for what is happening right now with new technologies that is emerging in every part of san francisco, and not just right

, permanent supportive housing, housing units. when i say low barrier applications, have you guys seen the applications for psh? it's 30 pages long. client has already done a lengthy assessment. it has disclosed things about their lives that are triggering right. in order to be matched to get a higher score and then once they're able to get into a queue, they have to do everything all over again for these applications. getting and obtaining disability forms right? some of our youth get discouraged at how long these applications are. maybe it's the literacy, maybe it's just the financial literacy of the rent, the moving costs and things like this. another issue that we've seen with our psa is also being unable to double dip with certain programs that we have been in that clients have to provide their move in deposits solely on their own due to contract limits and contractual guidelines, increasing the length of time and rapid rehousing programs. majority of rapid rehousing across the state are limited to 12 months plus six months o

house resolution 773. providing for the expulsion of representative george santos from the house of representatives. where was george anthony santos, known as george santos, was elected to represent new york's third congressional district in the house of representatives on november 8, 2022. mr. d'esposito: it is revealed george santos lied about a significant portion of his background, including his education and previous employment. whereas george santos has a long history of misrepresenting his and his family's connections to major events, including the holocaust, september 11 terrorist attacks, and the pulse nightclub shooting. whereas, on may 9, 2023, george santos was indicted on 13 counts of wire fraud, money laundering, stealing public funds, and lying on federal financial disclosure forms to the house of representatives. whereas, a federal grand jury indicted an aide to george santos' campaign on charges of wire fraud and identity theft for defrauding potential donors by impersonating speaker kevin

damaged, nothing remained in the house. the tin fell on my son and he is injured now, he is in pain because of his head, i have other place to go, so now my children and i are homeless, i hope there will be seasfy or something. i have no place to stay at and nobody is helping us, the entire arab world is just watching us. lost her entire house and settled with her children in a sheltering school. as for abu ramadan and his family, they have their own two-story house, ground floor and another upper floor. the house got hit by israeli occupation drones, which caused huge damage in the upper floor, making it unlivable. i was breaking. the fast with my wife, and after we were done eating, she took away the leftovers and went to wash the dishes. she came back here while i was watching tv, i was watching the news about what was going on in our country and what happened to people. i was standing near the window when the missile hit the house, with the explosion i fell on the floor and could not see my daughter or my husband. i did

if this is what has been housing in housing. we have fewer and fewer developers building, and it's in their own interests to charge higher prices. and that is not a new story the, that's an old story. that's a story of housing market. the problem is that as prices have gone up since 2011, we have not seen an entry of new developers that compete with those that are in companies. so what we find is that those that have an interest in supplying less to charge higher prices are not being threatened by competitors in many of the local markets. >>9 and so you think that's something antitrust enforcers should look at in the future when mergers are presented to them? >> yes. there's been at least 12 mergers that if you looked at -- look at the housing market's well defined spatially should have been challenged by a regulatory the agency. they would have been challenging other sectors. my belief and my understanding is that what they're doing is they are defining in some cases whole regions of the united states. in one case that the i co

and then we decided to change our field of activity and now we are building turnkey houses.id you make this decision? ah, here the question is probably more about self-realization, because after all, there are people, by their nature, who are inclined, yes, to serve, that is, when. you have a clear structure, an understanding of what they said, then you need to do it, but there is a moment when your creative streak manifests itself at a certain moment, and you want something more, that is, you need self-realization so as not to burn out on the spot and somewhere - then grow, well accordingly, again, construction is an industry in which it is possible to develop in a multi-vector manner, and at the same time, unfortunately, it is an order of magnitude more expensive than service in certain structures, but is there a construction boom in the belarusian market now, how many of our sites ? dream of moving to country houses, and the country theme, it became more relevant after the events of covid, and when people were given a taste of it, that is, country life, they actively paid

in the village, it's a nicer feeling, a new house, yes, it's cool, everything is good the house, andhouse with the harsh winters of everything, it is completely different, it is more for the soul, it was a journey through the architecture of the north of ukraine, and also a journey through ukrainian history, which is still preserved by clay and stone, wood and ash. for each of us, an old wooden church is not just an architectural monument, but every ukrainian house, not just four walls and a roof, for us it is memories of our childhood and our past, it is the chronicle of our parents' growing up and a small museum that preserves the stories of every ukrainian family, for us, it is ours, and it is priceless.

in the price of land and housing. when you lock up the land at all, as you said, the supply of land does not happen, which means that you are intensifying the share of land in the price of housing. when we have land , we have facilities, and part of the problem of housing is also land. why are we somehow restricting the granting of land and increasing the area of ​​cities ? the total area of ​​iran's cities and villages is 1.6 million, most of which are allocated to cities . many of the problems we have today in the housing debate are caused by the lack of supply of urban land. now, in the review of the bill of the 7th program of the parliament, the residential capacity of the country should be increased by 20. was approved. it means that an area five times the size of tehran city should be added to the residential capacity of the country. lands that are within the boundaries of cities with a condition or new cities that if it is possible, we will make it in the country. one of the concerns in approving this clause wa

of the people's house. a man of deep faith, mike epitomizes what it means to be a servant leader, a deeply respected constitutional lawyer, mike has dedicated his life to preserving america's great principles of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. mike is a titan on the judiciary committee and a dedicated member of the house armed services committee. and as vice chair of our conference, he has united all of our members to speak clearly and boldly on behalf of the american people. a friend to all and an enemy to none, mike is strong, tough, and fair, and above all, mike is kind. and at this very moment, this republican conference knows that we live in perilous times and the american people are hurting. families are struggling under the pain of inflation caused by reckless far left spending, unable to afford groceries, heat, or gas. we have an inhumane open border with millions illegally struggled and trafficked and tens of thousands of children lost in the chasm of the incompetence and negligence of

it was that for urban housing , 300,000 housing units, 20,000 units of dilapidated housing, 100,000 units, and 400,000 units for other housing were considered. and expert work was further referred to the consolidation commission. i am now for for more details, in the housing sector, in the seventh program, i will talk with mr. mohammad rezaza rezaei kochik, the head of the construction commission of the parliament, and i ask him to explain about this important sector for the next five years of the country. ? yes, in the name of god , with greetings and respect. you can expect that the issue of providing housing is one of the main priorities of this parliament. we have provided three laws to the government , the law on tax on empty houses, the law on the jump in housing production, and the law on organizing rent, housing and land, and now this last law is in its final stages. it is difficult to identify the cause of an iranian, which, god willing , will be resolved soon. our point of view is that in the 7th plan, at least one million units per year, because we currently have at least 6 mil

housing. mercy housing and our peers in the non profit affordable housing sector are still recovering from the financial impact of the covid-19 pandemic. mercy housing has millions in outstanding tenants receivable's with $2.3 million in san francisco alone. post-covid, we don't know what the new normal is and what sustainable operations look like. we are all feeling the fragility of the non profit housing sector. mercy house used the residual receipts to reinvest back into the affordable housing properties. [indiscernible] and security measures and improving the quality of life of the residents. allowing amendments to ground leases would help us recover some of our crucial operating budget not only insuring high quality living environment for residents, but also supporting our staff and delivering our mission. thank you for your support. >> thank you for sharing your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. whitney jones china town cdc calling in support of the measure, chinatown cd

susan, our house reading clerk. yes, yes. listen, all the clerks and all the staff, they are terribly overworked. this has been a grueling process. they have served an integral role in keeping our republic. we thank them for that service. i know we all do. i want to thank my dedicated wife of almost 25 years, kelly. she's not here. we couldn't get a flight in time. this happened suddenly. but we are going to celebrate soon. she spent the last couple of weeks on her knees in prayer to the lord. she's a little worn out. we all are. i want to thank our children, michael and hannah and abby and jack and will. all of our children sacrifice, all of them do. we know that. and there is not a lot of perks to be in being a member of congress' kid. so i want to thank all your families as well for what they endure and what they have had to endure for the last few weeks. we have been here a while. i want to thank my faithful mother, jeanie johnson, who wore me at the age of 17. my brothers chris and josh and my sister laura and their fami

there also would be various housing components, housing agreements that govern how those housing elements are going to work. and as we progress through those transaction documents for the remainder of the pre-development phase, we will continue to assess what the costs are, what the financing plan is, when we're going to apply for tax credits, when we're going to apply for asic funds, as i don't have all the answers today, but i think the main objective here is to ensure that we have communication from the single team that's across all all those aspects. thank you. that that gives me confidence from the earlier i think. yeah just to add hcd, the mayor's office of housing has pledged 35 million towards the housing on this project. so that's part of the affordable housing financing. okay. thank you so much. and again, i'm excited about this project. i think this is one of a very innovative projects that the city will have. of course, the financing or the financial need financing for housing and also the transportation is greatly needed, but at least it gives me some confidence when it comes

unanimous vote for speaker of the house. mike johnson of the great state of louisiana becomes speaker elect. now just some formalities to undertake and then the speaker of the house. >> sandra: let's get right to it with chad pergram. the vote is still open, but johnson does appear to have the votes to be elected speaker, and chad, really interesting, there was a lot of hints being dropped along the way about who he is, references to his firefighter father who was critically injured in the line of duty, obviously his louisiana background, but your thoughts as we await the gavel. >> the fact that, you know, we are going to have the two top leaders in the house republican brass hailing from louisiana. mike johnson, now the speaker elect of the house and also you are going to have steve scalise, the majority leader. he's a few years older than mike johnson but they knew each other in school and back and forth over the years. the two top leaders in the house of representatives here. here's what's going to happen on the house flo

their neighborhood house. we had meetings there to gather the community, as sam mentioned, communities united for health and justice. my colleagues here, elaine, marybeth, reyna, ted, oscar, antonio, we've worked together over the years as fcc, the filipino community center poder coleman advocates also worked with chinese for affirmative action and bernal heights neighborhood center. over the years, we gathered community folks who are not at the planning table. these are young people, you know, children, grandparents, seniors, recent immigrants, non-english speakers , the fcc. and so the name is very appropriate. kapuso because when we were building the fcc 20 years ago, we knew our community is very much connected to the diverse immigrant communities of this neighborhood, in particular, the working class returning immigrant communities. and we know what we need. we know we had a vision for what we wanted, and we also helped to put the resources in place to make sure we can build more affordable housing here i

announcer: house minority leader hakeem jeffries and others also spoke about house passage about a 45 day continuing resolution to continuously fund the federal government. >> we went from extreme republicans breaking their deal with president biden to putting a bill on the house floor with devastating cuts that would have undermined the health, safety, and well-being of the american people including boys, 30% or more, cut from important programs like public education, providing food to women, infants, and children. ensuring social security recipients could address any interruptions with the checks they need. we went from devastating cuts that would have impacted the health and safety and the economic well-being of the american people in 24 hours to a spending agreement that meets the needs of the american people. across the board. entirely consistent with what democrats have said from the beginning is the only path forward. a bipartisan spending agreement that keeps the government open, avoids a catastrophic government shutdown, and meets the needs of the american people in every pos

it's important to reopen the house so we can stand by israel. it's important to reopen the house so we can fully fund the effort of the ukrainians who have bravely fought against russian aggression. >> have you heard anything from the republican side, any members over the last couple of days that have come to you guys calling for a bipartisan compromise or looking to work with you on that? rep. jeffries: there have been ongoing informal conversations that have been undertaken over the last few days. i think it's a possibility those can accelerate now that jim jordan clearly does not have the votes to be speaker. for good reason. jim jordan is the poster child for maga extremism. he is a clear and present danger to our democracy. there are many good men and women on the republican side of the aisle who are qualified to be the speaker of the house of representatives. there is no circumstance where jim jordan is one of them. >> are you referring to a temporary speaker or a permanent speaker? rep. jeffries: all options are on the table. our objectiv

>> house will be in order. the clerk will now call the names of members that have not already been recorded alphabetically. >> banks? >> no. >> nay. bush? bush? kammick? >> no. >> nay . carter of texas? carter of texas? >> then going to go to tony gonzalez. >> tony gonzalez? >> no. >> nay. >> gooden of texas? gooden of texas? luna? luna? mills? >> no. >> nay. pelosi? pelosi? peltola? peltola? sykes? sykes? >> are there other members -- are there other members in this body who have not been recorded or who wish to change their vote ? >> have you got the tally? >> hold on. they just gave him a piece of paper. >> on this vote, the yeas are 216. the nays are 210. the resolution is adopted. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the office of speaker of the house of the united states house of representatives is hereby declared vacant. >> an historic moment. for the first time in the history of the united states, the speaker of the house has been removed. for those paying attention at home

the house needs to prepare itself to act immediately.s soon as bipartisan legislation is sent over from the united states senate. president biden has also requested supplemental funding in terms of some of the domestic priorities for the american people, particularly as it relates to child care support for ensuring that there's affordable broadband access all across the country. as well as making sure there's additional funding for disaster assistance and relief to be there for americans whose lives have been devastated by extreme weather events that have afflicted us throughout this calendar year. the house should be prepared to act on these domestic spending priorities as articulated by president biden and we should act sooner rather than later. the time for republican gamesmanship is over, the time for republican partisanship is over. the time for republican brinksmanship is over. enough of the chaos, enough of the dysfunction, enough of the extremism. let's come together in a bipartisan way to get back to doing the business of the am

housing. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon supervisors. [indiscernible] qul want to say how much i appreciate your discussion today and especially the [indiscernible] and what it has done to our community here in north beach and in many other neighborhoods throughout the city. we need all of the protections in place. we also need to be sure that senior housing is not then removing the ability for those seniors to not have access to transit. unless these changes are made, i can't possibly support this and ask that you kill it. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> sorry, hello, this is kate bloomburg and live in a rent controlled unit in district 10 and strongly support this legislation. i believe that housing as speculated investment will continue until there is greater supply of housing and we need to remove constraints in order to enable this. our transit will never be secure until we have more housing and more density. if we try to move our housing

history, political paralysis in the house today after the ousting of house speaker kevin mccarthy. >>> the chaos on capitol hill following the republican rebellion including what led to mccarthy's historic downfall. i'll talk to lawmakers from both sides of the aisle including a republican who voted mccarthy out. we'll try to answer the question ricochetting around washington, who will take mccarthy's place. ahead this hour, donald trump back in the manhattan courthouse for a third day while a new gag order changed his very public facing approach in his civil fraud trial? >>> this morning the people's house is in a state of cays you. its work ground to a screeching halt with no house speaker and a mad scramble, who will pick up the speaker's gavel following the historic ouster of republican kevin mccarthy. he is the first house speaker to be ousted ever in a rebellion orchestrated by members of his own party. eight republicans voting for mccarthy's removal in a revolt led by florida fire brand matt gaetz. >> you all know matt gaetz. you know it was personal. it had nothing to do about

it gives perspective. manufacturers of house kits , guaranteed demand for house kits, support for the, legislators expect to begin considering amendments in the near future. at the moment , the ministry of construction and the house of the russian federation have introduced it into the government, well, i think that in the autumn session, most likely, i really hope so, this bill will already be in the state duma and we will be able to consider it, well, in general, the sooner the better, in my opinion, there are all the advantages here, piloting the spark mechanism shchetov in individual residential construction with the involvement of contractors has already begun. the bank of the russian federation was the first in russia to conclude such an agreement. credit lines have already been opened in tatarstan, kaliningrad and novosibirsk regions. we often come across examples of construction companies receiving mortgages. money, but unfortunately they don’t build houses; the client is left broke, the mortgage is paid, but he doesn’t have a house. this is such a scourge, this is a problem f

accordingly the house >> since 1979 c-span has provided coverage from the halls of congress to the house and senate floors to congressional hearings and party briefings and committee meetings. c-span gives you a front row seat. she was asked about ongoing government fundings negotiations with house republicans. >> hi. good afternoon, everybody. ok. so today president biden will celebrate the 33rd anniversary of the americans with disabilities act and the 50th anniversary of the rehab rehabilitation act. president biden fought for the passage of both bills when he was senator because he believed then just as he believes now the federal government owes dignity and respect to every american especially those with disabilities. soon on on the south lawn the president will be joined by americans with disabilities, their families, members of congress and advocates and will be introduced by selma blair, a woman who is challenging stereotypes about what people with disabilities can do. today as we celebrate these landmark laws, the biden-harris administration remains committed to moving america c

, we built two houses in sortoval, our tourist center is sortal, there is very little there housing ontments, we needed to build two houses, one house was already being put into operation, the second day is ending, we built a large house in belomorsk, this is the very north of karelia, in soyarve, in pindush, in kondopik, that is, in a number of settlements. in the near future, the region will have to resettle. the fund recognized as emergency in 2017-21 is approximately 4,000 more houses. the program for relocation from dilapidated housing also helped the residents of chita, where they managed to solve a long-standing problem and resettle the so-called falling house. this building has long been dubbed the local leaning tower of pisa. it was built in 1989 and very soon a significant flaw was found: the frozen soils thawed, the foundation and the house began to sag tilted. thanks to the housing, urban environment project, financial assistance and subsidies were allocated to the territory development funds in relation to the resettlement of citizens living in this emergency building, sub

they killed the people and burned the houses.or us against the israeli occupation. look at the sky, it is black because of the fire and of what they fire on us. they are cowards and could not go out of their tanks. their chiefs tell them to kill themselves, but not surrender to the palestinians. they tell them that they should not be imprisoned. kill yourselves, but do not turn yourselves in. they and their army are cowards. missiles and kill innocent people and hit hospitals and masks, they destroyed every mask. abu ramadan and his family did not want to stay any longer inside the house, so they decided to leave before something disastrous happened. let's go out as they may bomb the house. let's go to the school. planes are firing missiles all day and night. listen to the sounds of the planes and tanks. because of the continuous heavy shelling and the fear of becoming a target, all family members rush to the sheltering school, thinking that their whole house would be bombed any moment, because garzans know the drone missiles are

you candidate can receive 218 votes on the house floor.— on the house floor. of course to — on the house floor. you voted of course to support _ on the house floor. you voted of course to support former i of course to support former speaker kevin mccarthy. will you now vote to support either of these two top candidates, eitherjim jordan of these two top candidates, eitherjimjordan or of these two top candidates, eitherjim jordan or steve scalise? i've not decided yet who i'll be supporting, i'm looking forward to the discussion. i think there is a lot of questions that need to be answered for whoever the next speaker is. and in large part, how we are going to effectively govern as a majority. what happened last week was disgusting, it was unnecessary, and torpedoed our very majority, and put a lot of it injeopardy if going forward, frankly. so i think there needs to be a real reckoning within the conference and a discussion, and so i've not made any decisions yet as to who i will or won't support, but i think the conversation is necessary to make that determin

the white house was a mine with its mechanism in motion, planted under russia. left, the explosion was inevitable. yes, shoot, pavel sergeevich, shoot to save russia, save civilians, save millions from civil war. if the president is allowed to storm this building, i unequivocally declare that i will not leave here even a single step , i will fight to the end, i personally am not going to give up, i have a principle, it is better to die as a human being than to live in the face, here the tanks were, you see, here this is the distance, how much here it will be about, well, 600 meters, that’s right, 153-caliber high-explosive cumulative shells are hitting the building, it was burning. the authorities are monitoring the growing crisis in the west, in this house, on kutuzovsky prospekt, the cnn company is equipping a studio, it was from here that the very broadcast was conducted, which was watched by the whole world. in the house of soviets, where exactly were you and what did you experience when they started shooting at the building? well , i was lucky, because my o

house speaker. one, liz cheney. two, chris isaak tee. three, larry hogan. and if the democrats partner up with some of the republicans, like they did on the c.r., then they get a certain number of vetoes or appointments as chairs as well as creation of some off the wall committees and get to have a point of privilege to bring some bills up for floor votes. host: all right. robin with some ideas there. how they can move forward in the house. julie who writes for axios is tweeting out right now, a source familiar says jordan's team is trying to do damage control after liking the scalise meeting. which backfired with scalise loyalists. seven republicans inhat first round of voting voted for steve scalise. after the first round of voting, it was reported that jim jordan went to seek help from steve scalise to whip the vote and it was leaked out by whoever that scalise was not going to help jim jordan's team. now you can see that reporting happening on capitol hill. we're also taking your text messages t

host: we are talking about the house election. caller: i wish they would bring liz cheney back, because she would win overwhelmingly and still vote for the republican issues, but the crazies need to leave town. clown car. host: asher in new york, republican line. caller: i have been on the phone the last two, three weeks trying to -- host: asher, keep going. caller: anthony voted for zeldin. so this morning, i was on the phone again expressing my desire that he should vote against this johnson just as the other johnson, wisconsin senator, representative is the worst in our republican party. and the best thing for him and for other so-called moderate republicans would be to really demonstrate love for country over party and cross over and vote for the really outstanding candidate that we have in the house and that would be hakeem jeffries. host: it was after the vote came in and mike johnson winning the support of his republican colleagues talked about the nomination and what he hoped to do with it. >> i am honored to have the supp

house were not damaged, although there is no light in the house at the moment, there is no water now,, well, june 6, it’s already been 3 months, what’s her mother’s name? tamila vasilyevna, let's see the story about your mother, during close shots from the concussion, the ceiling cracked, i had to prop it up so that it would not collapse, how long will this be enough, i don’t know, this old house, together with its owner, has survived a lot and shooting. .. explosions, but withstood, survived even during the flood after the explosion of the kokhovskaya gas station, then most of the residents of oleshki left, but tamila vasilyevna did not want to, she decided to help those who remained, the city was badly destroyed , flooding was severe, very fast , several people were nursed, those who were left alone without relatives were nursed, a lot of animals , abandoned, everyone... you feed them as much as possible, drive them out onto the street , you don’t have enough courage, and this woman has a lot of courage, at 70 years old she lives in difficult conditions, there is a shower on the str

house. manu raju, cnn, capitol hill. >> some democrats say kevin mccarthy brought this upon himself. here is how eric swalwell described the situation. >> it is the right decision because he has brought chaos to the country and this is the first time in nine months where i've seen him put the country in front of his own job. but just stepping back and thinking about what do my constituents think of this, they think it is tragic and they look at the failures that maga gop has put upon us and they see this bucket of crabs that keeps trying to pull the rest of the country down into the chaos that they crave. and although republicans are the majority party in the house, they are working as an opposition party, they are opposed within themselves and they are opposed to just getting things done. >> meanwhile some republicans who are vulnerable in next year's election say they are worried that the leadership crisis in their party will hurt their chances at the polls. ultimately holding the majority

house republican conference. now, i don't have to tell you that president biden and speaker mccarthy, they have a complicated working relationship. at times this relationship has been outright contentious. but there is, again, a recognition that a new speaker will mean a whole new potentially political landscape for democrats and this white house to navigate. i think one urgent priority for this white house that is worth looking at is of course the question of ukraine funding. this is something that got left out of the government funding bill that passed over the weekend. but we heard president biden over the weekend seeming to suggest that he had received some new assurances from speaker mccarthy that he would eventually bring up the ukraine funding piece of this separately in the house. obviously in a scenario where he is no longer the house speaker all of those conversations, any potential assurances that the white house received, those all end up going out the window. i will also note, of course, publicly whi

the most vivid thing was when i saw that after two houses, they arrived at wysika and came out in t-shirts and shorts , it was just as vivid, there was a moment when they approached, well, they started to unload, well, really, i didn't even see any weapons in them, oh, ivan the russian. purely from a tactical point of view , the 72nd brigade was physically destroyed, everyone was killed battalion commanders, many staff officers were killed, including the intelligence chief of the brigade, and those who remained are demoralized and absolutely not ready to continue hostilities, that is, the result in itself is good, in 57-85 almost the entire leadership team was killed, and they mean , senior officers, many officers of the tactical unit, non-commissioned officers were beaten , general loss of personnel, the group that tried to keep klishchiivka and andriivka, quite powerful, judging by the information that circulates in the open sources, the headquarters of the russian group in the direction of bakhmut after... in klishcheivka and andriivka, it is not possible to understand where 1,300 servi

they are neither sold nor rented become producing housing, but actually hoarding housing. that is, the house was empty. these off lights are one of the expensive factors. they come to you in the housing market, there are many houses, they go up, no one cares about the new year , they say welcome. last year , i paid 170 tomans. empty houses have been dealt with in ten parliaments and by amending the tax law on empty houses, it will be re-promulgated in 2019 with 169 illustrations of the law which, in cooperation with several ministries, will make empty houses into real customers supply. our approach in the issue of tax on empty houses was to sell these houses as much as possible. in 2009, the ministry of roads and urban development identified 1,300,000 empty houses, of which 44,000 people completed their information by receiving sms and 50,000 people were introduced to the tax administration as owners of empty houses. but only 300 cases resulted in tax payment. one of the reasons why the tax on empty houses is not fully realized is the lack of information that the tax organ

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on the house floor. representative ann wagner appears to be crying. we'll see what's next here for kevin mccarthy and for the house republicans. the majority, a -- who control the lower chamber of this congress. of the eight money -- eight republicans who voted to push out kevin mccarthy, they were representatives biggs, bost, burchett, crane, gaetz, good, nancy mace and matt rosendale. those eight voted along with all the democrats to remove kevin mccarthy as speaker. from whittier, california, a republican, you're next. arjune? is that how you pronounce your name, in whittier, california? we're listen, go ahead. what do you think of what happened today in the house? caller: i think it's incredibly foolish. i think congress is doing this for publicity reasons. if republicans are going to want to win in 2024, we need to show we're the party of unify. with all the chaos and dysfunction going on in the democrat party, it's foolish for the republicans to make such a bold stand like. this i think we need to

house republicans to decide. reporter: it's not in the white house's interest to go in on a fight for the speakership, what are your president's thoughts on that? karine: he said the president doesn't have a vote on this matter and something for house republicans to decide. look, you're right, there is chaos with the house republicans. what we saw this weekend should not have happened. it should not have happened. i mean, thank goodness the government is open and that critical programs are now moving forward but we should never have been marched to the brink that they did. it's their basic duty to keep the government open. we're not getting involved and for house republicans to decide. reporter: with a question on ukraine funding. are you able to outline for us how much the u.s. has left in funding for ukraine in the humanitarian funding bill? karine: any specific questions on the funding left, i have to refer you to the department of defense. they'll be more able to share what is the presidential drawdown author