i would say the house gop is feckless. they are weak. they have no ability to control the direction of the house. they are terrible. i will say the same for the democrats. as the democrats and the -- a uniparty, the democrats and the rhinos, you will never have anything done. nothing is getting done for the benefit of this country. 1.1 trillion dollar bill just think it was $50 million in there for the people of egypt to send their kids to college in egypt -- not even come to america, just to pay for college in egypt. we are sending money to >> we are going

give us your view of the house gop biden impeachment.e are opening special lines to this conversation. if you support the house gop and their push to try to impeach president joe biden, your number is going to be (202) 748-8000. if you oppose the house republicans biden impeachment effort, we want to hear from you at (202) 748-8001. keep in mind you can always text us your opinion at (202) 748-8003. and we are always reading on social media on facebook, as facebook.com/c-span, and our next -- and on x @cspanwj. again, the house this previous week brought hunter biden in for a closed-door question-and-answer session as they tried to move forward with their impeachment efforts on president joe biden. pew did a poll recently to ask americans what they think about the efforts of the gop to impeach president joe biden, and i want to bring that poll you right now. pew said about half of americans, 52%, approved house republicans decisions to conduct an impeachment inquiry into joe biden while 45% disapprove. these opinions and views about whet

give us your view of the house gop biden impeachment.e are opening special lines to this conversation. if you support the house gop and their push to try to impeach president joe biden, your number is going to be (202) 748-8000. if you oppose the house republicans biden impeachment effort, we want to hear from you at (202) 748-8001. keep in mind you can always text us your opinion at (202) 748-8003. and we are always reading on social media on facebook, as facebook.com/c-span, and our next -- and on x @cspanwj. again, the house this previous week brought hunter biden in for a closed-door question-and-answer session as they tried to move forward with their impeachment efforts on president joe biden. pew did a poll recently to ask americans what they think about the efforts of the gop to impeach president joe biden, and i want to bring that poll you right now. pew said about half of americans, 52%, approved house republicans decisions to conduct an impeachment inquiry into joe biden while 45% disapprove. these opinions and views about whet

we will begin with your view of the house gop majority. after passing that 1.2 trillion dollars spending package. and the ousting of mike johnson, we want to know your view of republicans in the house. democrats, dial in at (202) 748-8000b. republicans, (202) 748-8001 doll in (202) 748-8001 -- republicans, dial in at (202) 748-8001. an independents, (202) 748-8002. the washington times, saying cold comfort for mike johnson with the next wave of troubles growing. alex miller notes in his reporting that mike johnson, after concluding a spending battle for the current fiscal year, anderror in his fractured republican majority, going forward. then there is the washington post this morning. their headline, weekend house gop majority reckons with johnson's leadership. less than six months after a faction of republicans ousted kevin mccarthy, republicans are la the direction and questioning whether the replacement with speaker mike johnson was the right person for the job. wall street editorial defending mike johnson. too many house republicans wo

as i politics sunday, i'm >> raju, we >> begin this week with upheaval in the gop. house speaker mike johnson, job is in jeopardy and new this morning, sources told me that democrats are willing to save him the outlines of pathway to proving aid for ukraine, which has been stalled for months in badly divides the gop. while congress just ended a saga over funding, the us government. 1, that caused the previous speaker his job in an unprecedented uprising last fall, the new speaker is facing a similar revolt over the major deal he just cut with the white house avoid a shutdown, opening a new front in the internal gop war that has defined 118th congress and could put republican's razor-thin majority in jeopardy in november. now the latest rebellion led by hard-right congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, who is ready to forced, whose rent is ready to force a vote to seek johnson's ouster tell us how this plays out. from here. we're going on a two-week recess when you come back when the house comes back, is that when you call up this boat? >> haven't said when that's going to

i mean, it's it's really remarkable how much tension there is inside the house gop. and before we kick off this conversation, i just want to play for our viewers who might have missed my conversation with ken buck. this is as he was making the announcement that surprises own leadership, that he was going to not just retire at the end of the congress, but he was going to resign at the end of next week. here's why he said he's doing that but a lot of this is personal and that's the problem instead of having to khorram instead of operating in a professional >> manner, displaces just evolved in to this bickering and nonsense i'm not, not really doing the job for the american people. >> is it that bad that you're saying? >> i'm done? >> it is the worst year of the nine years and three months that i've been then congress. and having talked to former members, it's the worst year and 40, 50 years to be in congress. >> and i said, do anything else to add? he said by >> so i haven't seen anything that encapsulates what's going on at the republican treat quite as much as what o

the house gop is close to realizing this ambition. republicans keep quitting." they want no part of this. the chaos gets worse. republicans themselves are saying we've accomplished absolutely nothing this session. now, they're talking about vacating the chair again. i just -- the incompetence, the political insanity is just, again, just beyond. i can't imagine voter -- and "the wall street journal" editorial page agrees, can't imagine voters and contributors aren't looking at this going, we didn't pay for this. we're not going to vote for this or support this for two more years. >> yeah, it's the distinction, isn't it, between a political party and the way we understand them as governing elements within a constitutional structure and a cult, right? i mean, if you're going to be id id -- it you want to be loyal to the whims and appetites of one person who tells you what to do, and then you do it no matter what, versus a party that, i think, let's go ahead and do edmund burke on monday morning. a body of men united for a kind of common purpose. >> right. >> what h

no one has gone on the record of vacating, more than 100 gop lawmakers in the house voted against thed gop retirement, greene might only need one republican to vote with her to oust johnson. how are things looking? joining us capitol hill correspondent ryan nobles and former press secretary to john boehner and paul ryan, brendan buck. this presumes all the democrats vote against keeping speaker mike johnson, a one-vote margin, ryan, is insanely small. >> reporter: yeah, it is, and it's one of these weird things in this 118th version of congress that seems completely polarizing and how is it possible that both can be true, but both are true. on the one hand, i can tell you with a bit of certainty that the vast majority of members of the house of representatives, both republican and democrat have no appetite for going through another dramatic removal of the speaker of the house. and at the same time, i can tell you that it doesn't matter that the vast majority of them are not in favor of that because it only takes a handful of conservative republicans to start this process from happenin

house speaker mike johnson's life just got harder. today, republican congressman ken buck of colorado announcing he's going to resign next week. it will further narrow the gop's lose two votes. assuming all democrats vote together. buck has been a thorn in the gop side for a while now, lamenting that the gop is too beholden to donald trump in general. >> i am not going to lie on behalf of my presidential candidate, on behalf of my party, and i'm very sad that others in my party have taken the position that as long as we get the white house, it doesn't really matter ought we say. >> now, it's unclear what buck's next move is, but today, he was slamming his fellow republicans. >> a lot of this is personal. that's the problem. instead of having decorum, instead of operating in a professional manner, this place has just evolving into this

house majority. anita: while you heard that. the sheet right the gop dropping down to a one seat majority could we see the dems take over the house later in the summer is that a possibility? >> it is a possibility anytime you are one seat away. but what she's talking about and she made a good point you are one seat away from these lost votes. someone stuck on a plane, someone sick? those of the example she gave the nose happen every single day. this is so self inflicted on republicans parchment. if you look at head-to-head matchups in the swing state i'm interested in the implications of this for the presidential election. trump is a winning and every single pole and half the country thanks is an insurrectionist and a good portion of the gop does not even like him. he is still beating a bite and that is how much people hate joe biden and his policies. but republicans are shooting themselves in the foot once again they have empowered radical members and all of the focuses off of the economy for it all the focus is off of immigration for it all these iss

in the congressional integrity talks about the groups effort to holding house gop investigations into on tuesday morning on c-span, c-span now, or c-span.org. >> as president for his state of the union address, c-span encourages you to engage and express your opinion. we want to know which issue is union address approaches. >> one of the most important issues that i would like to hear president biden touch crisis ano deal with that. and also the large mental health crisis he will do to address the problems. >> i am a postdoc fellow at jo do research in social theory and i think the most important issue i would love to see at that state of the union is the intelligence poses to our civilization, particularly in the way it undermines our ability to have a fully employed economy and might threaten our culture. >> i'm from st. louis, missouri, and i would like the president to take care of and close the border because we are getting too many people illegals in here and it >> i am from new jersey and the thing i would like to see the president addre is anything related to gaza and palestin

it is becoming increasingly more common in this house gop. this is one of four that at least so far of primaries of these internal party feuds that are happening, but this is the one time where the center right is trying to strike back against the tea party. what you would consider de party bird carvers when a hard-right member. >> yeah. and you started that story with saying how unprecedented this is that you're seeing a house gop caucus members of a caucus go after another and tried to have him out primary but this illustrates exactly what's going on on capitol hill right now. and there are so many times of revenge politics. we lose track of it, right everybody is trying to, their knives out on this person. people are getting trying to get back at this person and it's spilling out into the election. i think that this is really a case of what we're seeing play out on capitol hill. and it is interesting too, because okay, bob good is the leader of the freedom caucus. and if you think about that, that was actually started because it broke off

de dive deeper into the dynamics within the house gop speaker johnson telling us about how he's trying to clamp down on those member-on-member clashes and primaries, we get into the concerns about that the senate gop about donald trump's effort to prop up a key candidate ahead of an ohio senate primary. that is central to the reference to take back the majority. we'll dig a little deeper into trump's campaign strategy as well. and plus bringing new interview from joe manchin, who doesn't shut the door completely about changing his mind about his retirement vision, come to zero. so that's all coming up in a matter of minutes, guys >> thank you very much. and of course, you can get much more with manu coming up on inside politics sunday, that's coming up at the top of the hour, 08:00 right here on cnn. switching gears now, in new jersey, police arrested at 26 year-old suspect after an hours-long armed standoff on saturday. now the suspect, andre gordon is accused of killing three people, including his 13 year-old sister in falls township, pennsylvania preliminary investigation determined

well, the ones who didn't vote for it are now good, being hit by a new campaign ad from the house gop campaign arm going after them for their votes joe biden's open caused this even worse. extreme house democrats refused to protect victims you're saying that i have here for the first time, melanie, what what's behind this and it's pretty clear what they're trying to do here. but the they successfully campaign on crime and past election cycles. they're trying to replicate that safe. >> here. they're actually linking crime and the border. what they see are going to be there to biggest issues come november and they're gonna go after democrats it's repeatedly on this issue, not just on that vote, they're going to use everything against them that they can and you even saw a democratic leadership allowing members to vote their conscious on that piece of legislation because they knew that there were some democrats were going to have to vote yes for it. and a lot of them who vote yes where those vulnerable democrats are absolutely including some of them who ran for the senate. and speaking of

. >> reporter: with the new republican house speaker sitting behind him, the president pressing house gop members to pass aid for ukraine, as well as funding for israel and the u.s. southern border. >> send me a bipartisan national security bill. history is literally watching. >> reporter: former president trump using his social media platform to rebut peer >> we cannot take it any longer as a country. >> reporter: with the 2020 for general election now underway, president biden seizing the moment as both commander in chief and candidate. in washington, alice bar, nbc news. >>> alabama senator katie britt gave the republican response to the state of the union, which she delivered from her kitchen table. >> the american people are scraping by. while president biden proudly proclaims that biden economics is working. goodness, y'all. bless his heart. we know better. >> she painted a much darker picture of the country, which she described as more dangerous than it was four years ago. former president trump praised her speech. >>> mr. biden in his speech also addressed the situation in the mid

the house democrats disrupt while the d.c. media minimizes gop investigation.emocrat investigation on the other hand are treated like the college of cardinals, they demand to know when the gop will move forward with impeachment. >> let's do the impeachment, why continue to waste millions of dollars the taxpayers money if were going to impeach because you believe you've shown he's committed a high crime and misdemeanor, what you waiting on. >> we have chairman jordan here also the double chairman why are you calling for the vote in your committee, when is it going to happen. >> they did not seem to mind when nancy pelosi took weeks to simply transmit articles of impeachment from the house to the senate. it took her weeks to walk a couple hundred steps from one side of the capital to the other. were left to wonder whether impeachment has become washington's version of dueling banjos and if the reason americans have a dim view of the media. the media never met a republican investigation that should begin or democrat investigation that should end. joining is now ho

politics are so complicated and this all comes as there's just so much frustration still within the house gop, anger within the ranks, so much of it has to do with the aftermath of the ouster of kevin mccarthy. we've seen them lords from possible government shutdown, a possible government shutdown, they kick the can down the road for another couple of weeks and then another couple of weeks and the deadlines to keep the government open. there's another deadline coming up on this friday. and as you can imagine, there are a lot of republicans and say, what are we doing with the majority that we have? >> i just >> your time and the majority here we are fighting each other over x, y, or z. you think china's doing that, you think russia is doing that, you think ron's doing that. and so we need to get back to put an above everything else. what about us? what about our schools, our bridges, our taxpayer dollars? what about us? it's time for the squabbling. what about us? >> and the frustration is not just in the house, in the senate too. >> this hundred and 18 combs, i'm ashamed to end my career. and

>> a brand new strategy memo circulating at the house gop's policy retreat recommending that membersen. >> jordan: "express empathy." okay, novel idea, let's keep brainstorming. >> republicans need to learn how to talk about abortion in a way that is going to appeal to suburban voters, single mothers, married mothers, women across the political spectrum. >> jordan: yes, be as appealing as that guy... okay. [laughter and applause] these are very good notes. yes. achievable, i think, yes. any other breathtakingly obvious suggestions? >> what do you think the republicans need to do with their abortion messaging? >> well, i think it's an overall message in general. you got to talk directly to the people, you got to give and take on some issues and looks like the majority of americans don't like the rape and incest thing. >> jordan: all right. i almost forgot. the majority of americans don't -- don't like rape and incest thing. right. it's amazing what the polling shows! here's a humble suggestion: maybe one way to win over women is not to talk about rape and incest like it's a menu item

it seems like he is governing as possible as he tries to sell the house gop to vote is full but stillfrom the speakership with him. , , ., , with him. this bill actually has a small _ with him. this bill actually has a small part _ with him. this bill actually has a small part of - with him. this bill actually has a small part of it, - with him. this bill actually has a small part of it, it i has a small part of it, it would be a one—year ban on direct funding to unrwa. we stopped by mr benjamin netanyahu addressing republicans and not democrats. are we seeing a split between the two parties in terms of how to best approach the conflict in gaza? , , ., in gaza? there is definitely a slit in gaza? there is definitely a s - lit for in gaza? there is definitely a split for the _ in gaza? there is definitely a split for the republicans - in gaza? there is definitely a | split for the republicans build this relationship for the most part with benjamin netanyahu over the past couple of decades. there are real relationships between many of these veteran republicans on foreign—policy fronts w

in a two week recess after yet another fight over government spending exposed deep cracks in the house gopand left months long debates over foreign aid unresolved as haiti unravels. joining me now is congresswoman yvette clark, democrat from new york and cochair of the house haiti caucus. i will get your thoughts on donald trump in a moment, but i will start with haiti. we had a congressman with us last night and we talked about the house letter, the letter of the house haiti caucus and more than 60 democrats sent to the white house last week calling for haitian nationals here to be in the united states to be given temporary protective status and a pause on deportation of haitians. you cochaired the house haiti caucus. what are the repercussions of the u.s. failing to act to help the haitian people? >> well, we are already seeing the repercussions right now, reverend sharpton. unfortunately, we are seeing catastrophic outcome with basic anarchy reigning in haiti at this moment. people's lives are being taken. women are bogue raped and abused. people are teetering on famine. it is critical

she says johnson betrayed the confidence of the house gop caucus by giving in to the demands of the democratsa quote for the wall street journal it says is this the vision for gop governments that house republicans want to offer in an election year? if mr. johnson is not conservative enough to succeed a speaker who would be? call her bluff. so to that point and the point that you made it seems like maybe she is looking for a perfect person out there but as you said to get anything done there has to be compromises. >> absolutely. we are not going to get in more conservatives speaker a more reaganesque speaker. i know them very well. a person that's more humble and working as hard as speaker johnson is to get us together all across this country we have a very diverse conference we have a republican to get elected and very strong biden districts. we have worked republicans like marjorie taylor greene you get elected and very, very strong republican districts. she is unbeatable in a district like that. any republican would win her district. we have a struggle against us. but here is the thing we

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to get a bill that funds the government passed with the help of democrats since the majority of house goprie taylor greene filed a motion to vacate the speakership and a number of other far right members of the house have not ruled out removing johnson. as axios puts it today, their biggest issue, quote, was the fact that the bill represented a bipartisan compromise. it's hard not to laugh. joining us back at the table, former republican congressman david jolly. kim's back with us. that's it. poison pill. bipartisan compromise to keep the government functioning and you're out. >> anytime government works the hard right loses. that's the lesson of this. i think what might save mike johnson's speakership in the short run is simply that there's nothing left for him to capitulate on on the major legislation. come september 30th they will have to keep the government open but they won't have an appropriations budget in place. so they'll just kick it down the road four to six months. i think the more intriguing thing is what do the rebels, what's the chaos caucus do? i don't know that they move

about you the house gop conference was none time pressed taking to twitter to savage the white houseor its terminology and its policies for that matter. writing, quote, the biden white house is now referring to illegal immigrants as new-comersment joe biden is not serious about stopping the illegal immigration into the united states. this is a catastrophe by design. and, trace, as you know, this issue is a massive one politically with a very recent gallop survey citing illegal immigration as the most important problem facing the country right now trace. >> trace: number one. kevin corke live in dc, kevin thank you. president biden and former president trump made dualing trips tops the southern border, trump decided to visit eagle pass which many consider ground zero of the border crisis biden decided on brownsville where the flow of migrants is a trickle. ashley strohmier live with those details tonight. good evening. >> reporter: hi trace a tail of two different trips toss the texas border today. president joe biden visited brownsville where migrant and hennings have dropped dramati

. >>> house gop impeaching biden has collapsed into an embarrassing failure, they have come up with nothinger a year, republicans know it, democrats know it, and the white house, certainly knows it. in a letter sent to house speaker johnson this week, the white house counsel wrote, it's obviously time to move on, mr. speaker, the impeachment is over, there is too much important work to be done for the american people to continue wasting time on this charade. even house republicans are admitting that they did hit a dead end, colorado congressman buck decided to leave -- leave congress this week because quote, we have taken impeachment and make it a social media issue as opposed to a constitutional concept. congressman troy meals, and abiding critic has been blunt on the gop's chances telling fox, quote, i don't think we have the will to impeach joe biden. the letter also pointed to the criminal indictment of the gop star witness, alexander smirnov who was accused of lying to the fbi about bribes he said the biden's took. despite the white house essentially telling house republicans to put up

that will bring the house gop majority down to just one single vote and that seat will be empty until november. with that let's get smarter with the help of our leadoff panel, nbc senior national reporter sahil kapoor, conor lamb and charlie dent both from the state of pennsylvania. set the stage for us. what is happening in the senate as we speak? >> stephanie, the senate just began voting on this unanimous consent agreement locked in moments ago. we're expecting six roll call votes on republican amendments, chuck schumer wants them limited to ten minutes. we'll see if that happens. it's very difficult to get senators to move that quickly on anything and then after those are done there are three voice votes on amendments as well which are expected to wrap up instantly and then final passage of the bill. sometime in the next hour to two hours probably we should get this bill passed. it has passed the house already. then it heads to president biden's desk who said he will sign it. there will be a brief temporary technical shutdown. it won't have meaningful impact. for all intents and p

so the whole clown show of the house gop and the oversight committee is in full effect. james comer is driving the car. he needs to give it up. he is literally wasting our time week after week after week. we could be talking about real issues. we could be talking about real corruption like jarrod kushn.r and his $2 billion gift from the saudi government. he has no interest in following corruption or following any type of legislation or enacting legislation that could actually help people. let's remember, this is all about hurting president biden, and all about helping donald trump. >> let me play for you the sound of dan bacon telling my colleague kristen welker he thinks this impeachment case is nearing its conclusion. watch. >> when i talked to the lawyers on the committee staff, they say they're at this point there's not a specific crime that's been committed. i do think we're probably nearing the conclusion of this investigation. >> so i do think we're probably nearing the conclusion of this investigation, as somebody who sits on the oversight committee, do you think

the house gop is pushing on a vote form that could ban the app in the u.s. and intense lobbying on both sides is now underway. back with us to discuss, alex, former chief security officer at facebook and yahoo. we rarely talk about bipartisanship. but now we have a lot of republicans and democrats on board to ban this. what do you think will happen? >> like you said, it is kind of amazing to hear a committee voting 50-0 to do anything. i don't think taking a lunch break gets us the vote. that is how the energy and the commerce committee voted to take this tiktok bill to the floor. the house is voting on it. it looks very likely to pass. and the senate has the chance to fix up the bill a little bit. there are some weaknesses in this bill. and you know, while there is bipartisan agreement that something has to be done, i think there is some discussion the senate of exactly the structure of how do you want to deal. not just with tiktok, but other companies from the people's republic of china going forward. >> well then, let's talk about this. do you think it is

they are not listening to him at this moment, just shows you the moment that republicans are in the house gop tensions divided and their agenda essentially in tatters because of it omar, >> raja really appreciate it coming up. part of my interview with a man who was one of the final people to cross the francis scott key bridge in baltimore before it's collapsed, stay with us space shuttle columbia up the final flight premieres next sunday at now and cnn >> this is your invitation to experience the exhilaration of alexis performance line at some of the best offers of the year on sap like models. at the invitation to alexis sales event >> your best days of the year start here. i can vote an orange days. it's the year's biggest selection of kubota tractors. zero turn lowers, and utility vehicle including. but one selling compact tractor and the usa plus the year's best deals, like 0% apr for 84 months or up to $3,300 off select compact tractors. orange goes old days, sales ending soon. visit your local dealer today. find your nearest dealer at kubota orange days covid-19. i'm not waiting >> if i

but the fact is that 125, and majority of the house gop, are co-sponsors of this legislature. that doesn't mean there aren't more who won't be supporting it. but it comes such an interesting time. instead we have in the house a place for them all to go if they disagree with the alabama decision. congresswoman susan wild of pennsylvania has early on introduced a bill with senator duckworth in the senate, a corresponding bill called the access to family building act. and this would enable families to have the statutory right to have access to the technology and the rest in vitro fertilization. it also empower the justice department to act upon those who would deprive women of those rights give women private action the right to private action if women try to define deprived him of. that it does more, but that's the essence of the bill. they could easily sign on to this bill to contain their enthusiasm for in vitro fertilization. instead they have life at contraception, which is a contradiction. >> what is striking here, as well, when you look at alabama they move quickly because t

this is from the washington post on wednesday talking about speaker johnson and the house gop. house republicans who is first year in the majority was defined by their inability to agree on must address issues this weekend in johnson's hand a scene ago she's without a cohesive message on conservative demands. yes, that impacts of the republican caucus. they cannot get their act together. it also impacts the general body, your ability to actually get things done. there is another one on the horizon and one more after that. we spoke with your colleague yesterday. he said, i don't think this friday's deadline is the one to worry about. i think it's the one after that. my question to you, the chaos in their caucus, how much is it costing the american people? >> the cost of the chaos is that we cannot plan anything long term. we can't put our best scientists to work to help cure cancer because we budget them week-to-week. we can't put the tsa workers who protect our airports and give them any certainties so that the lines are shorter when you want to take a family vacation or go see

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the republican study committee, a group made up of more than 100 70 house gop lawmakers unveiled theirext year. it calls for, quote, modest adjustments to the retirement age to account for increases in life expectancy and transforming medicare into a premium support model. that model would see medicare compete with private plans as a way to produce spending. the budget proposal also endorses legislation, quote, designed to advance the cause of life by restricting abortion access. among those bills, one that could threaten ivf, and another that would ban the federal government from producing abortion inducing medication designed to save a mother's life. joe. >> with us now to tell us why he opposes everything that we just read, from the swing district, mike lawlor of new york. a member of the foreign affairs financial services committee. so mike, let's just get these out of the way. you do not support altering social security or medicare in its current form, do you? >> no, not at all. in fact, i've been very clear. i will oppose any cuts to social security or medicare. obviously, it is

tony bobulinski is the main witness in the house gop's ongoing impeachment inquiry into president bidensent on the hill hunter biden. this is "the faulkner focus." i'm sandra smith in for harris today. hunter and devon archer denied the committee's invitation. his lawyer writing to oversiecht chair. hunter biden declines your invitation to the carnival side show. it is not a proper proceeding but an obvious attempt to throw a hail mary pass after the game has ended. chairman comer just this morning. >> hunter biden demanded a public hearing. i've given him one. maybe he will show up. he has said he isn't but he loves saying one thing and doing another. at some point it begins to reflect poorly on his afwoilt tell the truth at all. this hearing is not about hunter biden. this investigation is not about hunter biden. it is about joe biden and the lies he continues to tell the american people. >> sandra: david spunt is on the hill for us and has more. are democrats bringing anyone to back their side of the story? >> they did bring someone lev parnas, a former rudy giuliani associate who me

be watching for all of that tonight, and major member of the republican party elise stefanik, the house gop conference chair will be joining us on this program coming up. and her thoughts on what she anticipates for the president and also the gop rebuttal. >> john: i spent some time chatting with her in the green room. jacqui heinrich mentioned the big announcement on gaza that has just broken. president is going to call on the u.s. military to build an emergency port in gaza to accept large ships carrying food. so, be watching for that tonight as well. all right, now this. >> it's been very hard for us as a family. every day that just passes by is harder to bear this tragic, tragic murder that was committed to my niece. >> john: the family of a texas teen speaking out about their loss as the illegal immigrant accused of killing her is arraigned in court today. we will have the latest on the suspect's court appearance. >> sandra: and as president biden prepares to deliver his state of the union tonight, facing backlash in his base over the handling of the israel-hamas war. democrat congress

. >> the house gop pushed to impeach item has collapsed into an embarrassing failure after more than a year of empty promises and never-ending duds. they have come up with nothing. republicans know it and the democrats know it, and the white house certainly knows it. in a letter sent to mike johnson this week, white house counsel edward siskel wrote it is time to move on, mr. speaker, the impeachment is over. there is too much important work to be done for the american people to continue wasting time on this charade. even house republicans are admitting that they have hit a dead end. ken buck decided to leave congress this week in part because we have taken impeachment and we have made it a social media issue as opposed to a constitutional concept. congressman troy neals, a staunch biden critic has been similarly browned on the gop's chances telling fox i do not think we have the will to impeach joe biden. the letter also pointed to the criminal indictment of the gop's star witness alexander smirnov who was accused of lying to the fbi about bribes he said the bidens took. despite the

. >> there is another move afoot congressman, this house gop group the republican study committee 178 i don't know if they are all in support of this measure but they calls for 2.7 trillion from social security and medicare over the next decade. what do you think of that? >> what that put forward, my friend ben klein led the agenda. they put forward an approach that i think is responsible to try to open up the conversation about what we due. i made the point in a budget committee hearing a couple weeks ago when my democratic colleagues said you can talk about social security and medicare and i said how on earth are you going to wrapper your hands around $34 trillion of debt every 100 days? by the way this morning we had the democrat he out before us and the committee. she was talking about all this revenue they will bring in. new york student of this, she will claim over the next 10 years they are going to bring in 19's -- 19.7% in gdp revenue. that's been done 3 times in history. so they are not selling something that's real. what they did in the republican study committee was try to

that will bring the house gop majority down to just one single vote. and that seat will be empty until november. with that, let's get smarter with the help of our leadoff panel. sahil kapur. john allen, connor lamb and former republican congressman charlie dent. so, what is happening in the senate as we speak? >> the senate just began voting on this unanimous consent agreement. we expect six roll call votes. chuck schumer said he wants them to be limited to ten minutes. we'll see if that happens. then after those are done, there are three voice votes on amendments as well which are expect today be wrapped up instantly. and then final passage of the bill. sometimes in the next hour to two hours probably, we should get this bill passed. it has already passed the house, then it head to president biden's desk who says he will sign it. there will be a brief shutdown. it is not going to have any meaningful impact. they have figured this out. they have ended this appropriations process six months after the fiscal year began. i have never seen anything quite l

he supports a chunk of the house gop's border bill. >> i as a democrat am willing and eager to go strongereal that was here as well, too. i think it might be actually appropriate given the circumstances her at the border. >> the president needs the support of democrats to win, but right now consider the president's problems with friends like these. neil? >> neil: so chad, if you had to really get a sense of where the president stands for that speech, he seems to have an obligation to win over democrats as much as republicans. >> right. right now, you know, he's well below 50%. he has to make that case. we're not seeing that movement right now with his base. that's important. >> neil: amazing. thanks, chad. meantime, fresh from his win with the supreme court today, donald trump is hoping to strike another victory in atlanta, maybe as soon as tomorrow. maybe. we'll explore that after this. c? we're always working on a project. while loading up our suv, one extra push and... crack! so, we scheduled at safelite.com. we were able to track our technician and knew exactly when he'd arrive. we can

i would say the house gop is feckless. they are weak. they have no ability to control the direction of the house. they are terrible. i will say the same for the democrats. as the democrats and the -- a uniparty, the democrats and the rhinos, you will never have anything done. nothing is getting done for the benefit of this country. 1.1 trillion dollar bill just think it was $50 million in there for the people of egypt to seegypt -- not even come to america, just to pay for college in egypt. we are sending money to >> we are going to leave this program here to take you live now to a discussion on security in northern europe amid russia's ongoing invasion of ukraine. speakers will be introduced bymr to the u.s. live coverage here on c-span. >> permanent representative to the united nations in new york, and has led a distinguished career in foreign and commonwealth office. she has held a number of key leadershipitions in her career, and enjoys a sterling reputation in washington, d.c. u.k.'s lucky to have her as its leading representative he

house. how did they view all this gop on gop infighting? >> well, they have to be a little careful here because it does undermine governing, which is what they want. they want to see legislation passed. and this stops, or at least creates a massive hurdle for them to do that. but then they can also use it to their advantage. we saw that so clearly with the senate border bill that the house republicans wouldn't take up now that had been reached through bipartisan compromise and including with the help of white house and administration officials. and then it was completely tanked. and so now you hear the president using now the campaign show to say, look, house republicans don't want to work with us. they're not doing their job. but then within the white house, they want them to do their jobs so that they can make sure that the government is funded so they can try to get other legislation passed. they can also tout on the campaign trail. so it's all pretty delicate. but if anything, in an election year, it does help them boost their campaign

gop entirely. and in the house. >> where >> does marjorie taylor? for greens plan to oust speaker mike johnson stand today? >> also >> for men in custody and charged with terrorism. after russia's worst terror attack decades, more than 130 people are dead. and this morning, we're learning new details about the plot kate bolduan is out today. i'm sarah side or john berman this is cnn news central >> this morning >> it is about to get very real for donald trump. and perhaps very expensive two cases, et key pivot points one case could land him in jail, the other could cost him chunks of his business empire starting at any point today, very shortly, trump is expected to be in a new york courtroom for a hearing and his hush money trial involving adult film actress stormy daniels. this is a criminal case with criminal consequences the proceedings today could set a trial date for as soon as mid april. today is also the deadline for trump to produce nearly half a billion in bond payment and his civil fraud trial, he lost. if he does not come up with the mon