i'll leave that to the leadership of the house and the senate. mr. president, what are your words to us allies and in particular zelensky on continued funding for ukraine? how can you reassure them? i can reassure them. look at me. we're going to get it done. i can't believe those who voted for you support in ukraine. overwhelming majority in the house and senate, democrat and republican. well, for pure political reasons, let more people die needlessly in ukraine. and mr. president, a follow up on ukraine. what is your sense of when the current u.s. funding might run out and what how much urgency is there? what's the timeline in the next couple of weeks or months? we have time, not much time. and there's this overwhelming sense of urgency. mr. president, are you going to be able to trust speaker mccarthy when the next deal comes around? we just made one about ukraine, so we'll find out. but are you worried that he is going to be forced by fellow republicans to back away from any deal he cuts with you. i hope his experience is for the speaker has been

the house and the senate have been working on the 12 bills that the senate has marked up on a bipartisan basis. the house has marked up 10 of their 12 bills and they passed three of them and of given up on one and they are going ahead on this and it's useful to talk about what's going on. host: go ahead. guest: one of the backdrops behind all this is coming out of the -- we almost defaulted early in the year and out of that we passed a responsibility act and in there, we had a bipartisan agreement on what level we were going to fund the government. people still have to decide how it was broken down and how much of it would go to epa or nasa and that sort of stuff but the top line that was agreed to. folks were supposed to begin writing bills at that level. part of the reason we are in such a difficult place now is the senate on a bipartisan basis started writing stuff slightly higher but the house wrote stuff significantly low the deal. when we say yes, they are going through the those, it's true but part of the issue is the bill they are writing severely under fund the deal that was agr

we take it -- i take it that you are of the opinion that leadership in the house and senate have had too much about power concentrated in their offices and not how it works in the past with committees and individual members having or of that leverage and power. guest: there's a lot of different ways to lead congress. it will add and flow between the two chambers the house and senate and it will also change over time. i think a better way to think about it is how do we as americans get our elected representatives to go to congress and negotiate the nonnegotiable's area that is why we have congress. we do not need to debate things we agree on already does this in rise in the east. we -- does the sun rise in the east. we already know that congress does not have to debate that. it is things that are -- congress has a crucible of conflict that has to plan. and the ranking party and -- ranking in both parties has empowered the leadership in both chambers to take that off of the lawyer, out of the public venues where our elected representatives would normally take positions that we can see f

is that different in the house and senate? es and the rules are often defined in the lurch in the house can always waive the rules and the senate can always rave -- waive the rules. that is how the senate does business and they typically do a debate by waving the rules and substituting for new roles that are ultimately allowing them to expedite things in a manner that is in direct conflict in contradiction of the original roles. -- rules. host: how does that play out on the floor of the house and senate when people are watching all c-span or c-span 2 does it happen before in the rules committee that we also cover? guest: the house and senate are a little bit different here but that activity is little same -- is pretty much the same. the way the senate waives the rule is that it gets together, they have in them or mold negotiation than they have unanimous consent to waive the rules that we have. and waive another rule is said.a senator -- instead. a senator can object from there. and you cannot have the formal negotiations is of

and where did you work? guest: i started my career in the house incentives. i worked in southeast alabama and i moved to the senate i fell in love with the senate. the house is a fabulous institution as well but this and it a great place i worked for alabama and pennsylvania and utah. those are three very different members. but in my role i got a lot of opportunity to work with members across the political spectrum. i really discovered what a fabulous place this united states and it is in the congress. it really is a forum for a good meaning people to go to capitol hill on behalf of their constituents and argue with one another. that is how we get compromised in this nation. host: let's chat with a few callers. peter is up first out of new york, republican. you're on. caller: good morning. i agree with matt gaetz. /a couple things. i agree -- aside from a couple things. i agree that speaker mccarthy went back to regular order and this fight should have been done in june and july, not now. so matt gaetz contention is that mccarthy intentionally delayed it so they can push through extra spending. the real question i

i assumed he was working with -- i know he was working with democrats in the house and senate. wasn't for me to do anything. if you want to talk to me i was available. i'm available whenever he wants to talk to me. the idea i was going to somehow convince mccarthy to change his view was not reasonable. reporter: disarray on capitol hill after your conversation with allies yesterday worry you you won't be able to deliver the aid the u.s. promised to ukraine? president biden: it does worry me. there are a majority members of the house and senate and both parties who have said that they support funding ukraine. i'm going to be announcing shortly a major speech i'm going to make on this issue and why it's posh for the -- important for the united states and our allies we keep our commitment. reporter: the rest of your foreign policy initiatives is paramount because of what we saw happen yesterday, the dysfunction in congress, the chaos we saw on the house side, does that concern you in any way? president biden: the dysfunction always concerns me. the programs that we have argued ove

legislative process works as a 12-year lawmaker in the state and federal level and the house passes legislation and the senatelegislation and they work to iron out those differences and i believe the best way is for the house to take the conservative position and engage that negotiation. where that negotiation has failed all americans of all tripes is when it centers around what ornament you will hang on a continuing resolution or omnibus bill, the responsible, sober, adult way to handle this is with individual spending bills open to amendment. by the way, if people don't want to vote for amendments that reduce salaries and program attic analysis they can vote no and hold them accountable. the system has been designed in washington, d.c., where no one is responsible for the spending and i want to force the votes. here's what you're missing. mccarthy agreed to this. you may not like this deal and you think it may be too many votes and too much governing -- >> i don't have an opinion on it one way or the other, and i actually agree with your position on the fact that we -- >> welcome a board. >> i've been here

that's the administration, that's the house, and that's the senate. i would strongly urge president biden to invite prime minister netanyahu to the united states and meet with him in the oval office. that message to the rest of the world is so important. we need to speak with a united front. the rest of the world needs to know that the united states is firmly behind israel. so those are the three short term things we need to look at over the next several days and weeks. the one long term thing and there are a lot of long term issues, is something that chairman mccall brought up a moment ago. our intelligence has failed us. certainly the israeli intelligence failed but ours is failing. as we've got a massive surge at our southern border, 1.7 million people crossed our southern border over the last two years, if the intelligence failed in israel where we didn't pick up on this, i've got concerns about our own homeland. so from a long term perspective we need to make sure we get our own house in order to prevent and make sure we don't suffer an attack on

> coming up tonight on c-spa from the white house, president biden announcing his plan to prid$9 billion in student debt relief for borrowers. and then senate party leaders sharintheir thoughts on removal of representative vi mccarthy. as house speaker. and from the campaign ail, former vice president mike pence sits down for a discussion on foreign policy and his views on ina. then later, federal aviation mistrator ninee testifying at his confirmation hearing on preparing the faa for the tu. those programs and more tonight on c-span. >> 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. >> stay with c-span as the battle over house speakership continues. follow every moment as this historic election unfolds. watch on c-span, c-span now, the free mobile video app or online on c-span.org. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> at the white house president biden outline his administration's plan to provide $9 million in debt relief. for more than 100,000 borrowers. he also has plans to ad

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it turns out what was happening between the house and senate became very important there at the last mocrats trying to stall, we'll get to what happened while that was happening in the house as well but break down the house/senate dynamic and how it played out yesterday. >> unfortunately, the house and senate really -- they don't understand each other's rules. i had the privilege of serving in both houses. what was going on, was the democrats in the house was trying to stall to allow procedure motions to begin the senate. one procedure motions begin on the schumer bill it can't stop they had have to continue through which would have led us to a shutdown. the democrats knew you that. that they tried to vote slowly. we were trying to communicate with the white house, tell them to relieve the democrats and allow them to vote on the clean cr. the white house held up what the democrats were voting on on on friday. we said you would go to a shutdown if you do this. if the schumer bill gets passed, there's zero chance the white house will get it. this is what has to happen. while the negotia

the house and the senate have been working on the 12 bills that the senate has marked up on a bipartisan basis. the house has marked up 10 of their 12 bills and they passed three of them and of given up on one and they are going ahead on this and it's useful to talk about what's going on. host: go ahead. guest: one of the backdrops behind all this is coming out of the -- we almost defaulted early in the year and out of that we passed a responsibility act and in there, we had a bipartisan agreement on what level we were going to fund the government. people still have to decide how it was broken down and how much of it would go to epa or nasa and that sort of stuff but the top line that was agreed to. folks were supposed to begin writing bills at that level. part of the reason we are in such a difficult place now is the senate on a bipartisan basis started writing stuff slightly higher but the house wrote stuff significantly low the deal. when we say yes, they are going through the those, it's true but part of the issue is the bill they are writing severely under fund the deal that was agr

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an overwhelming number of republicans and democrats in both the house and senate who support ukraine,et's vote on it. i want to assure our american allies and the american people and the people in ukraine that you can count on our support, we will not walk away, the vast majority of both parties, i'll say it again, support helping ukraine and the brutal aggression that has been thrust upon them by russia. stop playing games. get this done. this agreement today while averting an immediate crisis ends in, i guess it's 45 days now, already moving down, just before thanksgiving, quite frankly i'm sick and tired, i'm sick and tired of the brinksmanship so are the american people. i've been doing this for a long time. i never quite seen a republican congress or any congress act like this. this maga republicans brought us to the brink, threatening to default on america's debt for the first time in over 200 years, and it would have caused a gigantic world crisis, both home and abroad, but we reached an agreement, we shook hands. said here's the deal. this fall the maga extremists once again b

house. and from the senate. and that there is a view that it needs to be reviewed in some way because in fact as the bill stands there is a pay raise. that is being done. noition which there is student loan efforts that are thwarted as well, making it more difficult for about 4 -- 45 million borrowers to be able to get the kinds of services that they need. but i really want to make the point, i have had the opportunity to chair the appropriations committee for two years. and for those two years, with i think a three or four-person majority, that with the assistance of colleagues in the house and in the senate and last december it was honestly just in the senate because house republicans refused to participate in the negotiations, and i think there were very few in the continuing resolution that we put forward, republicans, who voted for a continuing resolution. i think if i recall the number precisely it was nine. but it allowed us to be able to hammer out the bills over the next several weeks until december. at

and this is a promise. this is a promise that both house -- both house republicans and democrats, both democrats in the house, in the senate, pardon me, and republicans in the senate have made. and so we want to make sure, we want to see that commitment continue for the people of ukraine. and so nothing has changed there. when they have been very public about that. nothing has changed. it would be a major mistake if we do not continue to do that. and that's what the president made clear today in the roosevelt room. >> following up on that, just yesterday you told us, john kirby told us the president reassured the world leaders he's confident congress is going to approve this aid and today he's saying he wants to deliver a major address to warn about how problematic it would be if congress didn't approve this aid. so, is he confident or not confident congress is doing to do it? >> he's confident because there is a broad support for this, in a bipartisan way to continue this funding. that has not changed. we continue to hear that, and so that is what we are going to point to, obviously. look, i have said this, and when you h

house and senate get together and do what's right for the people of this country and get away from that foolishness we have, in-house fighting and all these frivolous investigations. i think mr. scalise is a guy that could pull it together. he's a moderate sense he can move in that direction. he's from louisiana. he knows the politics of helping someone. he's been good. when president obama got elected it was him that gave several of the clergymen invitation to go and be at the inauguration. he has good marks, bad marks. overall he's the person that will reach out and help people he come from a state when we devastated we don't work republican, democrat, we work as human beings. people to get people back live to normal. i think he's quite for t my prayers are for hem. i know bob livingston could have been one. i think mr. scalise is a good guy. i think he made the state -- certainly have all the democratic support down here. i hope he would. host: albert, all right. a couple of text messages from viewers. here is one of them. would some republicans vote for representative hakeem jeffrie

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reflective of some conservatives that they have a wide coalition of democrats and republicans in the house and senatetogether the boat in the house, 335 to 91. the vote in the senate was the tonight and the nine no folks, they all came from republicans. here's the list. mike lee of utah, bill hagerty, republican from tennessee. ted cruz from texas. jay defense my freshman from ohio. eric schmidt from missouri. rand paul of kentucky. roger marshall of kansas. mike braun of indiana and marsha blackburn of tennessee. here's the other dynamic to look for. whether or not the conservatives take on kevin mccarthy, that's the issue for the or not there will be a motion to vacate the chair been a fascinating week in washington. congressional correspondent, thank you. i am jon scott in new york. ♪ exciting movie. remember smith fighting to keep america safe from alien invasion, successful called men in black. imagine if that happened real life, alien invasion in america. if it sounds crazy after the course is revealed, suddenly he realized it could happen. that's real, don't try to tell me something different.

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and folks overwhelming number of republicans and democrats in the house and senate who support ukraineican allies and the american people the people of ukraine that you can count on our support shoe. we will not walk away. the vast majority of both parties i will say it again, mccright and republics senate and the house support helping ukraine and the brutal aggression being threshed upon them by russia. stop playing games. get this done. this agreement today, while averting a media crisis ends in 45 days now and already moving down. just before thanksgiving. quite frankly i am sick and tired, i am sick and tired of the brinksmanship and so are the american people. i have you all have pointed out to me a lot it's been a long time for i've never quite seen her republican congress or any congress act like this. this magnet republicans brought us to the brink threatened to fall on america's debt for the first time in over 200 years. it would have cost a gigantic world crisis at home and abroad. the recent agreement, we shook hands, said here is the deal. one out now this fall the maga ext

know there are a majority of members in — me, i know there are a majority of members in the house and senatekraine.— both parties who say they support funding ukraine. the president was asked if he had _ funding ukraine. the president was asked if he had any _ funding ukraine. the president was asked if he had any advice - funding ukraine. the president was asked if he had any advice for- funding ukraine. the president was asked if he had any advice for the l asked if he had any advice for the next speaker. he could barely keep a straight face. that next speaker. he could barely keep a straight face-— straight face. that is above my pay trade. straight face. that is above my pay grade- some _ straight face. that is above my pay grade. some candidates _ straight face. that is above my pay grade. some candidates have - straight face. that is above my pay. grade. some candidates have begun the frantic process _ grade. some candidates have begun the frantic process of _ grade. some candidates have begun the frantic process of gathering - the frantic process of gathering support and others have s

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and but i know there are a majority of members of the house and senate and both parties who have said that they support funding ukraine. we can support ukraine, the next trash and we need and there is another means by which we may be able to find funding for that. but i'm not going to do that. the president said he would make to may just speak to him. the issue saying that gave no further details because these deputies, steve, i believe, is 1st to so his have to into the ring for the speak to position. it faces a challenge from conservative side with jim jordan. others expected to join the rise to such as a climb. as kevin had many in washington doubts, the atlantic candidate can get the votes needed to become speaker. it took 15 rounds of everything from a coffee to take up the post in january. and this rise could be even more complicated. one, the deputies washington bureau chief in his pole has been monitoring the advance at the capitol hill. she sent us this assessment of the turmoil within the house of representatives is what we are experiencing right now is the beginning of a ne

the vast majority of both parties, i'll say it again, democrats and republicans senate and the houseupport helping ukraine. stop playing games. get this done. >> cnn fred pleitgen is near the front lines in eastern ukraine. some of the images in his report may be graphic. fred? >> reporter: hi there. jim, well the ukrainians rely heavily on u.s. security assistance to maintain their position on the battlefield and try to move forward and we see that in every facet. it started with rifles an larger guns and going through artillery and ammunition but all the way also to surface-to-air missile systems. so there isn't any other country that could take the u.s. place. and it could have a chilling effect if the u.s. decides not to co to continue security assistance for ukraine. a lot of other countries giving ukraine weapons because the u.s. is doing the same thing. at the same time, the ukrainians are saying, look, they understand that all of this is expensive for many countries. but they say they are the ones who are paying in blood. and we were with one soldier from the ukrainians who l

what do you see next in house and senate as far as government funding? est: the think about these bills is they are dead arrival in the senate. they have massive cuts in the house. it is an agreement mccarthy made with heart lenders to get them to vote for cr, it did not end up happening. he is going to continue to try to keep the speakership and this is a way to appease that faction, house freedom caucus members, who want to see cuts to government funding permanently. they're going to put appropriation bills on the floor with a massive cuts. likely they will pass that. it can change depending on which bill is put on the floor. one bill that has no support the past is the agriculture funding bill will go to the senate. the senate is doing his own thing. they have a probation committee where the two patty murray and susan collins working together and in these bills in the house are dead on arrival in the senate and it is completely -- unlikely they're going to be able to pass any of these bills at all. it is going to be the next story were going to be cove

>> i don't have a vote on that matter, i will leave that to the leadership of the house and the senate. >> mister president, what are your words to u.s. allies and president zelenskyy on continued support for ukraine and how can you reassure them? >> i can reassure them, look at me. we are going to get it done. i can't believe those who voted for supporting ukraine and overwhelming majority in the house and senate democrat and republican will for pure political reasons that more people die needlessly in ukraine. >> mister president, a follow-up in ukraine, what is your sense of what the current u.s. funding will run out and how much urgency is there? what is the time of the next couple weeks or months? >> we have time, not much time, and there is an overwhelming sense of urgency. >> mister president, are you able to trust speaker mccarthy when the next deal comes around? >> we just made one about ukraine. so we will find out. >> are you worried he is gonna be forced by former republicans to back away from any deal he cuts with you? >> i hope his experience for the speaker has been one

senator mcconnell this morning? speaker mccarthy: he was in the house and able to convey what was happening in the senate.i talked to center soon many times and i think he did a tremendous job. i have worked with mcconnell early on in a lot of this too but i did not get to talk to him today. reporter:[indiscernible]. speaker mccarthy: there are different ways bills come up. if i bring up a bill under a rule it takes 218 to pass. as it is under suspension it takes republicans and democrats together. we have the majority of the republicans voted for it. let's put it in perspective. what happened prior to the bill? the democrats first wanted to adjourn. can you imagine, hours away from shutting down and they want to adjourn? then they came down and all voted by a card to delay it, delay it, delay it. then the leader took a magic -- magic minute to keep talking, delaying it, delaying it. i think it the end of the day, we kept the government open. we kept paying our troops to finish the job we have to get done. reporter:[indiscernible]. speaker mccarthy i think essex should look at this. when you look at how o

amy: the house and senate voted saturday night to keep funding the federal government for 45 days, but the house is in a state of turmoil as far right lawmakers threaten to oust house speaker kevin mccarthy for working with democrats to pass the spending the bill. we will get the latest from capitol hill and look at the legacy of california senator dianne feinstein, who died at the age of 90 last week. she was the longest serving woman to ever serve in the senate. then october is national domestic violence awareness and prevention month. we will look at the remarkable story of domestic violence survivor tracy mccarter. she is a nurse and grandmother who was jailed after her husband died of a stab wound when she defended herself during an altercation. her imprisonment sparked outrage across the country. >> i stand with tracy. >> i stand with tracy. >> i stand with tracy. >> i stand with tracy. >> i stand with my mom. amy: today tracy mccarter joins us for her first television interview since her murder charge was dismissed almost a year ago. all that and more, coming up. welcome to demo

and now the senate voting on ? >> i am incredibly pleased that the house was able to come to a bipartisan resolution on this issue. certainly, that the senate will take up at the house bill and get this to the president this evening. it would be a tremendous loss for my constituents. we had a huge air traffic control center in my congressional district in minnesota, and i am very concerned if we shut down the government, and i am really proud that democrats were able to come together today on a bipartisan basis and update this done. >> can you tell me about what democrats, perhaps, wanted to get in the cer that they did not get, where there was a compromise. we know that ukraine it has been the focus the last couple of hours, certainly for senator michael bennet. what was it that got democrats to vote yes for this? >> there were a number of issues under discussion in caucus during our emergency meetings today. one of those was the fact that this bill left out funding for ukraine. there is a strong bipartisan support in the house, as he saw, from an earlier amendment vote this week on the house, democratic and repu

and the next. mike: you wanted border measures in the package. some in the senate and at the white houseted ukraine with funding. how does that get resolved? are they linked together? >> look, first and foremost, every american should care about america first. there are more americans dying on our border today than any dying in ukraine. there's no american dying in ukraine. but every single day is the equivalent of an airliner crashing and dying in america because of the fentanyl. we're watching border agents be beat up, human trafficking happen, and this president that that's been in elective office for more than 50 years, he has gone to more dinners with hunter biden's business associates than he has visited the border. only one time. not even for an 87-second photo op. that's the an excuse, and that's going to stop. we have to secure our border. i'm more than willing to help aid ukraine. i have voted for that in the past, but we have to secure our border. mike: all right. message sent to you, or chuck schumer. we'll see how it plays out. mr. speaker, congratulations on the win this we

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the house and senate and white house are all up for grabs. money is important. guest: that is absolutely right. once you have the position, that itself brings a certain amount of fundraising prowess. but these are considerations folks are making. the number of undecided members at this point is telling and important. it does mean that if someone started to get substantial momentum, they could see a real flood in one direction. we will just have to see. they go behind closed doors again tonight. at what what will they bring this to the floor. i do not know. i think they are hoping sooner rather than later. but we will see. host: steve scalise made the pitch to his fellow conservatives if i am not your first choice, can i be your second? do you think because you are seeing the freedom caucus go toward jim jordan that they would support steve scalise? guest: today do not have concerns with him anything philosophically -- they do not have concerns with him philosophically but they want a fresh slate of leaders. it is talked about but rarely happens. send this with t

from the house and senate floors to congressional hearings, party briefings, and committee meetings. c-span gives you a front row seat to how issues are debated and decided. with no commentary, no interruptions, and completely unfiltered. c-span. your unfiltered view of government. host: in times of fag news on capitol hill, it is always helpful to have scott wong. good morning. guest: good to be with you. host: before we dissect what happened on saturday this continuing resolution funds the government through november 17. what needs to happen between now and then to avoid another one of these shut down showdowns 45 days from now? guest: we could be back in this exact same spot 45 days from now right before the thanksgiving holiday. what mccarthy has done is by himself some more time -- buy himself some more time to pass these appropriation bills. if you go with the regular order, the house passes there 12 -- their 12, the senate passes their 12. they are now up to 4 out of those 12. the senate has not moved any of their appropriations bills. mccarthy wants to pass a bills so they ca

house members, senators would look around, say, okay, who has majority the house? who is the majority in the senate? who controls white house? what can we do over next year ander? what can we work on the betterment of the country before we fight it out in the next next election? today after the election, every two years, what happens? everyone looks around who controls what and says, what can we do in next two years? so our party can get control of everything in shoved down the throats the other side exactly what we what this is how congress is supposed to operate. congress is as i was coming over here, i saw a tweet representing scott perry was asked today about have they resolve impasse right now the house is stuck freedom some members freedom blocked the rule on some bill that all the republicans wanted us out there. scott perry has that been resolved and he says it doesn't matter that much that was that was just a messaging bill and the person tweeted a steak sherman's said well that's all the house is doing right now i've argued that's what the house done since 2011. the house has taken itself out of two large extent, legislating and big problem is, is