fact that musaleni's granddaughter joined the center-right coalition of silvio berlusconi , the house of freedom, which included the nationalist league of the north. berlusconi's coalition included the national alliance, another offshoot of the far right. party, and its leader gian-franco fini served as minister of foreign affairs. in 2008, the social national front blocked with the ladestra party (right) led by francesco staraci, a continuator of the line of giorgio almirante, but after 5 years this alliance collapsed. the ladestra party comes out with a position of neo-fascism and criticizes the whole the italian political class, the eu bureaucracy and the us financial elite. in june 2012 , with the participation of the current italian prime minister, george miloni, the far-right party brothers of italy was created. its logo is a three-color flame, visually similar to the symbol of the neo-fascist italian social movement party. party members themselves associate it with the flame on the tomb of benito mussolini. in the 2022 elections, the center-right coalition of the brothers of italy parties

fact that musaleni's granddaughter joined the center-right coalition of silvia berlusconi - the house of freedomhe nationalist league of the north. berlusconi's coalition included a national alliance. another offshoot of the far right parties, and its leader, gian franco fini, served as minister of foreign affairs. in 2008 , the social national front blocked with the ladestra party - the right. led by francesco staraci, a successor to the line of giorgio almirante, but after 5 years this alliance fell apart. the ladestra party comes out with a position of neo-fascism and criticizes the entire political class of italy, the bureaucracy the european union and the us financial elite. in june 2012 , with the participation of the current italian prime minister, george miloni, the far-right brothers of italy party was created, its logo is a tricolor flame. at the same time, there is a healthy attitude towards the past, even a complex past, because if we are talking about certain rituals of memory, in which certain groups of people participate who adhere to certain values, if we are talking about some k

whole world is very important, has turned into the mastering of millions of russian-speaking houses of freedomers. idiots, it's just terrible communication that no one in europe watches, it causes irritation rather than communication as such. next, we see that the bubble surrounds the office, and this is an institution in our country that is not written in the constitution, but is the main one, because we live in an office-presidential republic, in the office i do not know how many circles of disinformation to the supreme commander, we can judge after communicating the so-called... meeting of the supreme council took place, they finally communicated the issue of, for example, the second line of defense there, maybe engineering tanks and excavators will come and start digging something, that is, we understand that now the whole country becomes a hostage of such communication, and unfortunately , the armed forces of ukraine are also hostages of communications in the rear. for us it is catastrophic due to the fact that at the same time we have more than one united nation gathered into a fist, whi

freedom caucus is disrupting the gop agenda all in the washington times, he wants members to lose committee assignments and funding, joining me now tennessee congressman andy ogles a member of the house caucus and the house financial services committee. what do you want to say for yourself and your colleagues, they said that you were responsible for stopping the gop agenda. >> let's keep in mind it was a house freedom caucus that led the fight that got us limits to grow and over the weekend we were handed the financial responsibility act so to say that we are stymie in progress is absurd were barely toward $36 trillion in debt we have to have the tough conversations. nobody said the job was going to be easy we have to fight terrine and spending. when you're conceding to the democrats and have leadership that is crafting bills that the senate will pass versus passing the bills that our republic needs to secure its future that is a problem. it's important that we have these fights and battles, john quincy adams of the house of representatives, why? it was the people's house is where you argued and debated and that's what were doing trying to get a better outcome for the american people

member of the house freedom -- house freedom caucus. you were a no on the boat yesterday. why? believe that using continued resolutions and omnibus bills to fund the federal government a violation of statute. number two is just, the transparent and responsible way to fund government is through e apprit's a violation of statu. it doesn't provide the transparency we need. all this d is continue increasing the spending levels. we are dealing with nancy pelosi's spending levels and joe biden's policies by just extending this down the road for another couple of months. that's not what the people of montana sent me here to do. they want to see a change. they don't want to see a continuation of status quo. host: what's your expectation for what happens between now and early march when the next government shutdown deadline hits? will congress be able to pass the fundings fully from the government? >> i'm still hopeful. i continue to be a very hopeful individual.

freedom and tyranny, and ukraine is on the side of democracy, freedom, truth. as well as, most imporly america's national security. at the meeting, the administration and and members of the houser that america has a vested interest in ukraine's success. and preserving freedom and order in europe, european allies. heading into this conflict, russia had the largest, toughest military in europe.-d it was expected in february 2022 when russia invaded ukraine that they would be within a week, and that ukraine and its military would fall. we areaching two years later, and the ukrainian effort, because of ukrainian bravery, courage and resilience and statn incredibly effective. it is estimated that more than s been wiped out.& d. 50% of ukraine's territory that has been initially seized by putin andus recaptured. and russia in its ability to menace the european allies significantly reduce, all of that progress i states congresst act. and that was, i think, an important part of the yesterday, and hopefully my republican colleagues, particularly in the house, got the message. reporter: if there's to vacate speaker johnson, would democrats consider helping? rep. jeffries: we haven't had

they undermine reproductive freedom for the women of america. house democrats will continue to stand up for a woman's freedom to make her own reproductive healthcare decisions. the the american people support reproductive freedom. house republican extremists want to impose a nationwide abortion ban. house republican extremists want to criminalize abortion care. house republican extremists want to see an america with government-mandated pregnancies, even when that pregnancy undermines the health, safety, and well-being of women in this country. we're going to continue to stand on the side of reproductive freedom and expose the republican extremism on this issue, which will be on full display on the house floor this afternoon. questions? reporter: what's it like for you and the democrats here where we ■hrnoon now? you guys are probably going to have a lot more votes for this bill than the republicans. on the debt ceiling, two of the c.r.'s, you guys are in the minority, and you have to continue to carry the majority. rep. jeffries: well, house democrats

taking advantage of the last moments of the party in god's house, the feeling of freedom from the world, the feeling that breaking this cycle of life and taking a few days away from everyday life is a very good feeling, and we checked ourselves , we needed the feeling of freshness and renewal again. from the three days of itikaf , it was different than before, one feels that one was in another world, it was lonely , it was the best sign. maruf should put the brakes on and see for himself how much you feel with yourself, how much with your god, how much closer you feel to god , you are cut off from the material things and belongings of the world, you have come to a place where you focus more on your relationship with god, naturally we will have a better life and missing was their common feeling . it gives a person exactly a feeling of missing. it means that you are a guest that you were very interested in, but now you have to collect your son and leave . it feels very good. now you have to be real to know what i'm saying. it's hard, god chose us, i hope i can express it next year on the

coming up, the chair of the house freedom caucus bob good discusses debates on government funding, immigration and u.s. foreign aid. illinois democratic congresswoman talks about government funding, immigration and conflicts in israel, gaza, and ukraine on the state of the 2024 presidential race in iowa ahead of monday. c-span's washington journal, join live at 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> former president trump spoke to reporters at his civil fraud trial in new york city. the former president reiterated the trial was a witch hunt that amounted to alexion interference authored by the democratic party. the judgeum allowed mr. trump to deliver a closing argument. >> good afternoon. let's remember before i loss. it was clear with the motion for summary judgment judgment. before witnesses before experts and do i think any of that matters? i certainly hope so. anyone who's been in last courtroom for 11 weeks you've heard the facts against president. there was that one piece of paper that showed anyone committing fraud and don't forget section 6312 i

cooperation of zirb devices , taking advantage of the last moments of the party in the house of god, the feeling of freedomrld, the feeling of breaking this cycle of life and to be away from this is a very good feeling in everyday life and we feel fresh and fresh. it was a solitude with me and my god, and i think it was a really good atmosphere. all three days were really good and fruitful. you think you are in god's arms. you can't separate yourself even for a moment. the actions he had somehow made you feel close to god. being in those actions could be seen, it created a consciousness and a love in people. during these 3 days that we were here, that community and those hearts that came close to each other and we saw them said that when you are in search of yourself, even in spite of the busyness here it was the best address the famous saying is, put on the brakes and see for yourself how much you feel with yourself, how much with your god , you feel closer to god . and nostalgia. what they had in common is that it gives you a sense of nostalgia. it means that you are a party that you were very interested

on the grounds of this state house, on the streets of ferguson, and on the floor of the tennessee house of representatives, we the people have always fought to make the promise of freedom real. and so today we must do so once again. the great coretta scott king once said, freedom is never truly won. you earn it and win it in every generation. and at this moment in history -- (applause) -- at this moment in history, in the relay race of history, i say, then, let us not throw up our hands, because it's time to roll up our sleeves. and we were born for a time such as this. and sit and optimism, we will fight. and when we fight, we win. may god bless you.wh and may god bless the united states of america. thank you. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> booktv every sunday on c-span2 features leading authors discussing the latest nonfiction books. at 8 p.m. eastern v professor wh his book. he argues the problems in the airline industry can be traced back to the deregulation of the transportation sector in the 1970s. at 10 p.m. eastern on "after words" president reagan's office of management and budget director david stockman shares his book trump's war on capitalism where he

joining us now is a member of the house freedom caucus, congressman warren davidson of ohio, who alsoon the financial services committee. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. especially this very snowy afternoon. we appreciate it. and i may already know the answer to this question, but will you be voting for the short term deal? >> well, it's an honor to join you. thanks, breonna, no, i will be voting for it unless it changes. so, the deal that's presented right now, basically just continues the status quo. it's called -- supposed to be this new, novel approach and in theory, it was going to go -- we didn't get more of the same and unfortunately, what's coming at us as more of the same. >> if you and three other republicans do not vote for this, which is easy to see how that could happen, it would require democratic votes to pass to keep the government open. is that acceptable, to you? something that ultimately former speaker mccarthy was ousted for? >> well, speaker mccarthy passed the fiscal responsibility act in may. that was two thirds of the house, two thirds of the sen

from washington and across the country coming up friday mor of the house freedom caucus virginia republicanongressman bob goode discusses his group's role in debates on government funding immigration and u.s. foreign aid. illinois democratic congresswoman a member of the budget committee talks about in israel, gaza and ukraine. also "des moines register" politics reporter on the state of the 2024 presidential race in iowa ahead of monday's caucuses. c-span's "washington journal" join the conversation alive at seven eastern friday morning. on c-span, c-span now our free mobile app or online at c-span.org. >> republican presidential candidate nikki haley campaign in ankeny, she outlined her stance on border security, tax policy, education and foreign aid. [applause] [applause] ♪ [applause] thank you so much. it is so good to see all of you here and fill out this room on a this completely touched my heart and more ways than youn iowa for 11 months and there is some sadness about the fact of leaving. because we have done so many things. weather is driving a combine rna holding a pig are going t

friday morning, at the chair of the house freedom caucus discusses his group's role in debates on government funding, immigration, and u.s. foreign aid. then jan schakowsky, a member of the budget committee, talks about funding, immigration, and conflicts in israel, gaza, and ukraine. and then on thef the 2024 presidential rate in iowa -- a race in iowa ahead of the caucuses. join the conversation 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span, c-span now, and c-span.org. former president trump spoke to reporters as the civil fraud trial against the trump organization in new york city began wrapping up. he reiterated the entire trial was a witch hunt that all -- -- witch hunt sponsored by the democratic party. he delivered a closing argument.

point, mark meadows, he is his former chief of staff and ran the most conservative part of the house, the freedom caucus, is the chief witness for the prosecution as it relates to the insurrection case, so i think there is a lot of legal trouble ahead for mr. trump. i could be wrong, and if i am wrong he looks to be headed to the nomination for the republicans. >> still a lot of head -- more ahead. and garbage in switzerland. conversations about the u.s. elections. we are watching the banking sector which just reported the most profitable year in u.s. banking history. we will talk about that next. stick with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ how am i going to find a doctor when i'm hallucinating? what about zocdoc? so many options. yeah, and dr. xichun even takes your sketchy insurance. xi-chun, xi-chun, xi-chun! you've got more options than you know. book now. >> this bloomberg markets. time for our stock of the hours segment. we have been tracking the banks with a flood of our. jp morgan closed up the most profitable year in banking history with its second consecutive quarter of record net interest inco

on the grounds of this state house, on the streets of ferguson, and on the floor of the tennessee house of representatives, we the people have always fought to make the promise of freedom real. and so today we must do so once again. the great coretta scott king once said, freedom is never truly won. you earn it and win it in every generation. and at this moment in history -- (applause) -- at this moment in history, in the relay race of history, i say, then, let us not throw up our hands, because it's time to roll up our sleeves. [applause] and we were born for a time such as this. and so, with faith, with hope, and optimism, we will fight. and when we fight, we win. may god bless you. and may god bless the united states of america. thank you. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> discover the heartbeat of democracy with c-span's voices 2024 as we engage voters nationwide asking what issue is most important to you in this election and why? >> i'm from here in des moines, iowa, and three of the top issues to me or for security, ,e need to secure the border. i'm for immigration but it needs to be legally. when you to bring down the cost of everything and unite the country on

of. you thank you for being with us. zach, an hour ago, i spoke with joanne freeman and stephen -- stephen levitsky made a point, the freedom house evaluation of american freedom has dropped from 92 to 83 or something like that. one of the things he cites, and it's -- his special specialty as well. is violence. the threat of violence in our political system. this is real. this is not something that has been associated with american politics, except for key points in our history like the civil war, the civil rights movement. generally, speaking that's not part of how we think about our politics. >> look, that's right. look, the united states is self understood as the world's -- oldest democracy. the longest continuous constitution, candid continuous history of democratic rule. you can quibble that with this definition, one really important part of democracy, as we understand, it is that you don't have a violent transitions of power. and you don't have violence as a routine way in which political power is decided, determined, and allocated. and what we're seeing here, the united states, actually spoke to joanne from this article. s

that we are yet to see how his replacement welfare, especially within part of the republican party. that is the house freedomhave been opposing these government spending deals. they are in favour of deeper spending cuts and in essence, willing to tie a government shutdown is leveraged to similar policy proposals like immigration, wall in the southern border, orabortion immigration, wall in the southern border, or abortion acts. immigration, wall in the southern border, orabortion acts. speaker johnson has eked out a couple of extra concessions here. one of them is faster timeline for some cuts that are being made to irs funding. those were early agreed upon at the irs is the us tax collecting arm. the other is the return to some unspent covid funds to the federal government. we will see how this goes within his party and how the government will break down some of this money into the different pools and whether they can reach an agreement in time to avert a government shutdown.- agreement in time to avert a government shutdown. erin, as ever, thank ou government shutdown. erin, as ever, thank you much _ gover

establishment of the national house of free dialogue, the approval of the national house of free dialogue creates the conditions for people to be able to live in the atmosphere of freedom under the so-called don't be any kind of scientific conversation attendees, let them express their content. the national house of free dialogue, whose charter was approved in 2005. educational and university centers all over the country are required to have places to discuss critical discussions and open protest discussions. or predict different topics there. now after 17 years since the approval of the statute and more than a year since the approval of the establishment of the national house of free dialogue , it has not yet been opened. unfortunately, the open dialogue house has not been implemented yet. god willing, we decided to discuss how to implement the free discussion house in another meeting. two years old we have two minutes until the end of the program. tell us about the free chat houses , how close they are to your goals and what you did to start it. to be honest , it was not my initiative, this story should be very honest with the people , but it was very well received.

he is a short list of the largest and most influential, non profit and non governmental organizations that were operating in russia. freedom house transparency, international, human rights watch, foundations of soros, forward and re jackson, macarthur's and dozens of smaller companies. no need for the c i a to be physically in russia. everything the department did regards ideological sabotage. information was in financing all positions, pos to these organizations. not giving cars though, is still not just on the finances bios of the day and us down against the last it's sun is a brand. if you have done avenue it, what i see for those that, that i bought the solar stitch in cold push vegas full to do to me this with the text it was off of the phone. the on the on leave will post 33. yes. there i knew i think of the supervisors must get away. i took the book, took with them, but it was cut off, but it moved thumbs up and i will, i will give it to you basically not feeling it you deal with most time. don't you to keep the value of the shift? silly question is going to screw us from what i see of those now. progress issues. let's go

the streets of ferguson, and on the floor of the tennessee house of representatives, we the people have always fought to make the promise of freedom real. and so today, we must do so once again. the great caretta scott king once said, freedom is never truly one, you earn it and win it in every generation. and at this moment in history, at this moment in history, in the relay race of history, i say then, let us not throw up our hands because it is time to roll up our sleeves. [applause] and we were born four times such as this. and so with faith, with hope, and optimism, we will fight and when we fight, we win. i got bless you and may god bless the united states of america. thank you. [applause] ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

the streets of ferguson and on the floor of the tennessee house of representatives, we the people have always fought to make the promise of freedomnce again. the great coretta at scott king once said is never truly one. you earn ant and wind and in every generation. and at this moment i history, at this moment in history and the relay race of history i say then, let us not throw up our hands because it is time to roll up our sleeves. and we were borns. for times suh as this. and so with faith, with hand op. and when we fight wet, win. may god bless america. thank you. ♪ ♪z% ♪ ♪ ♪ [inaudible conversations] >> hunteriden will appear before hou investigators in a closed-door deposition o favorite 2h according to t house oversight committee for this isart of the impeachment iniry of president they committees on oversight and the judiciary will transcribe the interview along with other interviews from several president biden family members and associates.■ ♪ this week watch coj-span's campaign 2024 coverage as we are on the ground in new hampshire with the presidential candidates in the final week of campaigning before the first in t

and this is not the only fact; they display it in front of the white house, periodically defending freedom you look back and look at cartoons, for example, from the beginning of the 20th century, there very often freemasons, there mason and so on, are depicted with goats, what kind of story is this, well, firstly, with regard to the spread of satanism in the united states, and we really understand that now this is not an isolated case, but one that has attracted the attention of the world. community regarding what is in the iowa state capitol, in the whole parliament state, that is, only the congress of the united states of america is higher, and the altar of satan was placed, and at the same time the satanists, so... the church of satan is precisely the organization that collects funds for ukrainian satanists, that is , it became known because held in boston, this year a large number of satanists invited their ukrainian leaders, 26 people who are headed in different regions of ukraine, that is, this is an organization, satanists and there are satanists who are even in combat units, they w

as noted, members of the house freedom caucus had been vocal in their oppositiontheir colleaguee measuremember matt rosendale released this post which reads, if you voted for this, you don't care about fixing americans in debt. the d.c. cartel voted to extend nancy pelosi's policies and joe biden's budget. this is a bad day for america. not all members were upset. david scott■n c sayg, voted to avert a government shutdown. members in congress me together in a bipartisan way to keep the services you need opens attend the annual march for right -- life rally. the second time for the event since the supreme court overturned roe v. wade in 2022. at noon eastern on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. ♪ in the weeks that lie ahead, the famous and influentialose ss are going to elect -- have a lot to say about the ills of our time. >> american history tv will air the 10 part series free to choose, featuring nobel prize when you economist milton friedman. he coproduced the series with his wife and fellow economist rose friedman. it aired on public television in 1980. they also wrote a b

the head of the house freedom caucus, bob good, saying republicans agreed to spending levels that are $69 billion higher than last summer's debt ceiling deal with no significant policy win is nothing but another loss for america. at some point he says having the house majority has to matter. stop funding spending with an open border. this question about one point $6 trillion or $1.7 trillion in this deal, the washington journal -- the wall street journal tries to break this down in today's paper as they take up the story. leadership of the two parties framed this agreement that was announced yesterday on topline nondefense spending differently, with the house speaker mike johnson describing it as totaling $704 billion and democrat saying total fiscal nondefense spending which includes spending on veterans programs would total $773 billion. the gap in part reflects different ways of treating key features of the deal, which builds on elements of the fiscal responsibility act, last year's law that raise the debt ceiling. the agreement allows congress to maintain funding priorities for th

he is a member of the house freedom caucus. of 12 republicans who took part in a vote that brought the house floor to a standstill in protest of the bipartisan deal. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. speaker johnson saying the spending agreement is still in place and that he wants to move forward with a vcr, a short term stopgap funding measure. what is your reaction? >> i had a press conference just this week with senators rick scott and mike lee, and about another half dozen house members. what we made perfectly clear was that we were not interested in any conversations about spending, about additional spending for the federal government until we could see some success towards securing our southern border. the southern border is wide open. we are seeing as many as 2500 individuals a day coming into our country illegally we've seen about 2 million come into our country as got away. so we don't even know who they are or what their intentions are to cause harm in our country. and the speaker himself took a delegation

elected house speaker mike johnson after he reached a bipartisan $1.59 trillion spending deal with democratic senate majority leader chuck schumer. on wednesday, a dozen members of the house freedom caucus joined democrats to block an unrelated bill to show their opposition to johnson's deal. meanwhile, a pair of house committees have voted to endorse a report recommending hunter biden, president biden's son, be held in contempt of congress. on wednesday, hunter biden made a surprise appearance at a house oversight committee meeting and offered to testify publicly but republicans refused. they have been insisting on questioning him in private. in other house news, republican lawmakers held their first impeachment hearing focused on secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas. in ecuador, police have arrested at least 333 people in a nationwide crackdown after president daniel noboa declared a state of emergency due to a surge in violence by drug cartels. during an interview wednesday, noboa said ecuador is now in a state of war. schools across ecuador will remain shut down until at least friday. authorities in south korea have confirmed the recent stabbing of opposition lea

i just finished beaking with bob good, the leader of the house freedom caucus who told reporters that they have two demands, they want, as part of the spending bill to include border security and they also want it to include further spending cuts. the deal that was announced sunday by speaker johnson, in a dear colleagues letter included the fact that the spending deal was $1.59 trillion with $886 billion in defense, $704 billion in nondefense benefit than $69 billion in reprogrammed funds that was going to the non-defense site. it's the $69 billion side deal that has frustrated and angered the house freedom caucus. the are arguing that that is something the speaker should have never agreed to. while good and his colleagues are deeply frustrated with the speaker, no one is calling to oust speaker johnson, and i think that's a really important thing to note. because this is different than the rebellions so far that we saw against kevin mccarthy. that doesn't mean that the anger and frustration doesn't build but good was asked specifically about whether or not johnson's job was in jeopa

he's a member of the house freedom caucus from the great state of ohio. do you feel like it was a mistake to elect mike johnson the speaker of the house? >> well, i think the mistake was in removing kevin mccarthy, we didn't have a good plan. and ultimately, we did agree that mike johnson was the best alternative after that. but what we didn't do is work on the plan. i had an op-ed that fox news ran at the time that said we're focused on the wrong question, who will be the next speaker. the real question is what's the plan that unites the conference. we kind of united around a person instead of the plan. so we really haven't set the conference up or the speaker up for success because finding the kind of cohesiveness that brings the whole conference together really hasn't been done robustly enough to really give our leadership the tools they need to fight and win. >> you made clear you believe that the speaker is a good man. you met with him behind closed doors after you walked out of the conference meeting. what did he tell you in that conversation? >> lo

and for speaker johnson could be at crippling. >> this is been the fight all of the last year frankly between house freedome. there is a reality that everybody has to accept we do not have complete control washington, democrats controlled the white house and democrats controlled the senate. you have to negotiate and find compromise. obviously our objective is to reduce spending and start bend the curve, we did that to the framework with speaker mccarthy and redoing that hereunder speaker johnson. ultimately if we want to tackle our national debt we need to deal with mandatory spending, we all acknowledge that. but you need to have obviously here a bipartisan agreement or you're never going to pacitti thing. that is a reality of a divided government in washington. neil: as you and i are talking, president biden, very busy, and south carolina at this church where this horrific shooting occurred years back, this is focusing on rallying his base just as his speech at valley forge or near valley forge was about reminded the country of what happened on january 6 but criticism galore that he's out of touch but re

more than half of america has concerns, other restrictions to personal freedom. while i own this house of the nations, well see a say that people in the land of the free are enjoying too much freedom. and when president biden's approval written stands a just 44 percent across the nation, a made a cost of living crisis on this twice as many lead to americans could afford to signal their approval for biden's administration. now to discuss this bill further, let's cross live to dr. miko rectum world for my new york university professor and also of google pay like oh, joins is from miami, florida. thank you so much for joining us. first of all, what do you make of the results? of the poll. yeah, i mean that shows the mass of divide between the lead, who want to utterly control everything of our behavior, even star voss perhaps even under take a kind of neil mouse, who's in population control program on us. so i wouldn't be surprised. this is the kinds of these people have been floating these ideas from the un since the early 19 fifties to reduce population to reduce consumption of the west

former house speaker kevin mccarthy joining maria earlier in the week he is attacking the house freedom caucus say their opposition is hurting the gop's majority. watch this. >> they are the one set ofpublicans from being able to govern, what they are doing the locking and the democratic policies and spending more money now than if we go to the debt ceiling numbers that means government would spend less and we can put republican policies and but they continue to stymie the majority to be able to do anything. jackie: congressman, response to that? >> i think he makes a point. i'm a member of the freedom caucus and have been for many years and when the talk of vacating the speaker's chair, my question to them what is the endgame. quite frankly, who knew that traditional democrats of course would vote to vacate a republican speakership, the chair. i thought it was ill planned, ill-timed and i think we should learn to work together we should not beat each other up i met extremely conservative republican and we our work together work with the majority. right now we have a narrow majority so we have to be really focused on how we do this. jackie: absolutely, congressman randy weber, good

those members of the house freedom caucus are meeting with speaker johnson trying to figure out if there's a way to move ahead. what they did yesterday is they took steps to sink a rule. that scuttles legislation on the floor. that's rarely been done, but done with increases frequency in this congress when they're not happy. they're trying to figure out any accommodation from those members who have stopped all legislation in its tracks. the big question, can they avoid a government shutdown by the end of next week? that's what speaker johnson is trying to avoid. can they avoid one given the demands for new border restrictions and deeper spending cuts? >> the comments from speaker johnson to you are eerily similar to what we heard from kevin mccarthy over and over again and eventually led to his ouster. thank you, manu. >>> first lady jill biden is speaking out against house republicans and donald trump. she did not hold back when it came to efforts under way to hold hunter biden in contempt of congress. listen. >> what they're doing to hunter is cruel, and i'm really proud of how hunter ha

my next guest tonight is the chair of the house freedom park is, influential among republicans, initially endorsed him last may before he got to the race, yesterday, just moments after he dropped out, congressman bob good tweeted, it is my privilege to provide my complete and total endorsement for donald j trump as the 47th president of the united states, and virginia congressman bob good is here, thank you for joining us on the source, as i noted, you originally backed ron desantis, you had concerns about trump's electability in the general election, now that you have endorsed trumped you have those concerns? >> i think president trump will win the nomination as soon as tomorrow as you noted, republicans across the country and many independents and moderates and swing voters are rallying behind him, everyone is worse off today than three years ago, president trump gave us one of the strongest economies, record low unemployment and inflation, interest rates, real wages rising, energy independent, on its way to energy dominance, military was respected, we did not getting to any conflicts w

house? guest: it is only because of the freedom caucus the house has returned to single order -- has returnedorder where we have single subject bills. we had a limited amount of time to read legislation before it comes to the floor, 72 hours. every member has a voice in that process. that is only because of the house. caucus. is only because of the caucus that we have been debating on how much to cut spending by and we are having a debate on that rather than rubberstamping it and doing what the democrats do which is to raise a spending year-over-year. the freedom caucus has driven the debate and helped the republican party to be what people elected us to be. host: bob good, republican of virginia and chair of the freedom caucus. thank you for taking the time to join us today. guest: thank you. host: we are taking your calls for open forum. thanks to everybody waiting on the line. we will start with brent in michigan, democrat. caller: good morning. i hope bob good is still there because i want to say that the critical caucus are the most contemptible hypocrites and liars on the planet. i wish

details of a long-term spendinging bill agreed to by house speaker mike johnson and senate majority leader chuck schumer. that agreement is facing pushback from members of the far right house freedomthe topline amount of roughly $1.6 trillion. the short-term bill still needs to pass the house and senate before the government partially shuts down on friday evening. not a done deal, but some optimism. but top house republicans say a carefully brokered bipartisan senate border deal has been negotiates around the same time as the budget one. well, this one would be dead on arrival in the house. >> i know you want to see a closed border tomorrow, but it looks like negotiators might be on the verge of something. >> we've got to see the plan, but based on what's leaked out thus far, there's no way i'm going to go for that, there ooh's no way speaker mike johnson is going to go for that. there's no way the american people are going to go for that. >>> house speaker whip steve scalise says the same. speaker johnson says the border issue can't be solved until trump or another republican is back in the white house. we'll keep you posted. >>> still ahead, we'll switch to sports, and we'll hav

of the house are not really looking for a compromise. >> good morning, amara. that's exactly right. and it's kind of like groundhog's day on the hill. we're seeing members of the house freedom caucus and their allies not giving an inch that they are trying to negotiate border security, attaching it to the funding fight. so what that means is they want these hard line immigration and border policies, permanent policy, attached to this temporary funding fight which i think is a big problem for democrats, a big problem for the white house and even moderate republicans who are going to say, look, we are not going to get everything that we want, exactly what don bacon just said and there is going to be a lot of push back but as we know i think the right flank is adamant in their ways and they have been all congress. >> don bacon's comments where he's basically making the admission that republicans are not going to get everything they want from hr-2, it just underscores the fact that republicans are not on the same page. >> yes, the republican conference has -- continues to be pretty fractured. i think that the reality is that, you knew, house republicans are not going to get eve

of the republican conference. that spells big problems for house speaker mike johnson. neil? >> neil: i'm thinking whether some of those members, the house freedom caucus and others that are not pleased with this will take it out on him. what do you think? >> we don't think there's a motion to vacate any time soon. i look to see if they have to do another interim bill and if they have to cobble these bills together in a package and pass them to avert a government shut down then. they have had three punts now, three punts since they were supposed to finish all the bills in late september. >> neil: thanks, chad. so two big developments. we avoided a shut down on planet earth. another rocket on its way to the international space station. something this country does very well. finances and accounting? not so well. >> hi, i'm greg gutfeld and jesse waters and dana perino, piers morgan. it's "the five." democrats getting another warning on how their war on maga will lead to a 2024 shellacking. j.p. morgan boss jamie dimon telling joe biden's party to knock off the extreme maga crap. >> i wish the democrats would think a little more carefully when they

threats went on noticed he is a short list of the largest and most influential, non profit and non governmental organizations that were operating in russia. freedom house transparency, international, human rights watch, foundations of soros, ford, henry jackson, macarthur's, and dozens of smaller companies. no need for the c i a to be physically in russia. everything the department did, the guns, ideological sabotage. information was in financing all positions. cost to these organizations not giving cars though, is still not just the amount of finances bios of the day and that's done again last it's done is up. and if he has done avenue it, what i see for those that, that i bought the fill a stage co on the 1st day of school with these idiots. and this with the text it was off of the phone. the almost all on leave will post 3 police. yes there. i know you got the supervisors must get to watch it up to a clue to them, but it was cruelty, but it moved thumbs up and i was only able to see it when you deal with most. i'm not you to keep the value of the shift. silly question is going to screw up what i see of those now progress issues and so then next to t

what chip roy is voicing, she is a member of the far right. house freedom caucus. there are a growing number of members aligning themselves with them on this issue. this hard line stand. this really underscores the challenge of any president. this president or the future president, whether it is desantis or haley. trying to get anything through a divided congress like immigration that congress has been unable to solve for decades. they are coming in saying we will just solve the border problems. democrats who have a significant amount of power, get something through and do everything they promise to do on stage tonight. that will be very difficult. those promises are oftentimes not fulfilled. and chip roy's comments kind of signal to that. >> speaker johnson has the short term memory. we will discuss nikki haley trying to play cleanup on two recent remarks. one about the civil war, one was one that chip roy mentioned about new hahampshire cocorrect iowa's v vote. the power goes out and we still have wifi to do our homework. and that's a good thing? great in my book!

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the big caveat is the intensely negative reaction from the house freedom caucus, the group of ultra conservativehow some of them are reacting to the deal. on the screen, the freedom caucus said the deal is worse than we thought. if you add up all the spending, it's actually 1.658 trillion. they call it a total failure. marjorie taylor greene says she's a no on this deal. interesting because she voted yes on the biden/mccarthy deal which spent more than this deal does. chip roy says the deal is terrible. 1.659 overall spending and gives up conservative leverage. ralph norman says if this is the best republicans can do, there's no hope of balancing the budget. bob good says there's no significant policy wins for conservatives. that's the angst that speaker mike johnson is facing with eleven days to go before a government shutdown, and it's a lesson for the freedom caucus. replacing the speaker does not allow them to impose their will on a democratic senator and president. >> good point. >>> a door plug on an alaskan airlines flight blown out midair. it's terrifying. what the faa is doing to make s

of the republican conference. that spells big problems for house speaker mike johnson. neil? >> neil: i'm thinking whether some of those members, the house freedomothers that are not pleased with this will take it out on him. what do you think? >> we don't think there's a motion to vacate any time soon. i look to see if they have to do another interim bill and if they have to cobble these bills together in a package and pass them to avert a government shut down then. they have had three punts now, three punts since they were supposed to finish all the bills in late september. >> neil: thanks, chad. so two big developments. we avoided a shut down on planet earth. another rocket on its way to the international space station. something this country does very well. finances and accounting? not so well.

my next guest is the chair of the house freedom caucus, very influential in capitol hill among republicans. he initially endorsed desantis before he had gotten into the race, and yesterday, just moments after desantis dropped out, congressman bob good tweeted it is my privilege to provide my complete and total endorsement for donald j. trump as the 47th president of the united states, and virginia congressman bob good is here. thank you for joining us here on the source tonight. as i noted, you initially backed desantis in this race. you had concerns about trump's electability in the general election. now that you have endorsed trump, do you still have those concerns tonight? >> i think president trump is going to win the nomination, as soon as tomorrow, as you noted. i think he's going to sail to the nomination. republicans across the country and many nments, moderates, swing voters are rallying behind him. everyone is worse off today than they were three years ago when president biden was president. president trump gave us one of the strongest economies we have ever had. we had record le

house? the most important information that could come out of there for investigators is who was in that meeting from the white house? then you can subpoena and do freedom of information requests on notes and email traffic. why was the white house taking a meeting with the prosecutor from georgia? that has to be flushed out. these ideas that they were spending all of this money to go on these lavish trips on a contract she awarded to her alleged lover? i mean, there is a lot that still needs to be uncovered here. >> harris: and just wonder how much we would have even known had joslin wade not wanted to press with that divorce filing. it popped open unsealed and we learn new stuff every day. that's where the receipts are coming from. thank you. one blue state's green push should have its leaders blushing red. the recent study finding the plastic bag ban backfired in jersey, like really big time. backlash to biden's electric vehicle push. >> we're all focused on electric vehicle. phony economy, not ever going to work. >> harris: critics on both sides of the aisle have a lot of problems with a whole bunch of president biden's green dreams. ben domenech in

friday morning, the chair of the house freedom caucus, bob good, discusses his group's in debates on n and u.s. foreign aid. then illinois democratic congresswoman jan schakowsky, member of the budget committee, talks about government funding, immigration and the conflict in israel, gaza and you rain. a des moines register politics reporter on the state of the 2024 presidential race in iowa ahead of monday's caucuses. join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span. c-span now, our free mobile app. or online at c-span.org. >> watch c-span's campaign 2024 live coverage of the iowa caucuses as candidates make their final pitches. it will also feature campaign analysis with iowa reporters and caucus experts. we will take your calls and get your social media reactions. our coverage begins friday at 8:00 eastern through caucus night monday on c-span network. c-span now, our free mobile app, or online at c-span.org/campaign2024. c-span, your unfiltered view of politics. >> the c-spanshop.org is c-span's online store. browse our latest collection of c-span products, ap