as jim jordan was noting, they didn't windows battles on shutdowns. he was making the case that we can win the argument, we just have to make it this way. journalist: better tactics. journalist: that is right. journalist: an interesting take on 2013. journalist: we will see, but it will be a rough few months. host: what an interesting thing we have to watch. thank you for being here this week. journalist: thank you having us. >> on the next washington journal, william hoagland looks at the process for continuing sequester cuts. discusses theky recent buildup of russian military in syria. thedavid martin talks about federal agencies involved in the resettlement of 70,000 refugees coming to the united states. as always, we will take your calls. washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. et on c-span. a look atw, operations on the international space station with astronauts mark and scott kelly. the twin brothers are part of an ongoing study in space travel. with one serving aboard the international space station for one year and the other working here on ear

host: our guest on newsmakers this week's jim jordan from ohio. 's the chairman of the freedom caucus, a group of about 30 of the house's most conservative members. during the office break, esther jordan was at home in his district and he told his constituents they are to judge congress by how they act in this important month. we will talk to them about what his member policy expectations are, and what his voters expectations are with our two guests today. cussak zach -- bob of the hill. you're up first, bob. guest: there has been a lot of speculation about speaker boehner's future. a resolution by one of your colleagues to oust this speaker. you voted for the speaker ohio colleague at the beginning of this congress. do you think john boehner has done a good job as speaker? guest: what i know is this. we have big issues coming up. the country is coming up. we have the iran issue we are debating this week. we have the funding the government issue along with this huge question about planned parenthood and the fact that they should not be getting any

host: an interesting meeting the day before the pope came that jim jordan was calling to the speaker'soffice, other members of the republican committee, the freedom caucus, was there any sort of last-minute attempt on the speaker side to negotiate with those members in terms of the issue immediately in front of them, the continuing resolution and planned parenthood funding? guest: i think those meetings were basically, some members want more of that communication from the speaker's office that members who knew john boehner very well had a tough time meeting with him because he became speaker because his job is very big and he cannot meet with 246 republicans over time. that was an effort to say this is a strategy, we do not have the votes to defund planned parenthood, but we're going to step up that name a new committee to investigate them. we are going to put together a budget package under reconciliation rules were you only need 50 votes in the senate. that is the plan. i think it was a way of saying listen, i am bringing you into my here is the strategy. trying to minimize how much

jim jordan: i have set this for 4.5 years, it is a tough job.ou have to deal with barack obama, harry reid, nephi pelosi, and frankly, guys like me. it is not an easy thing. it is a very difficult job. i would have done something different, but every member of congress would have done some things different. the test is coming up. let's see how we all do. i say, "we." i represent the same number of people as john boehner and everybody else in the congress. it is we. we have to do what we told the voters we would focus on doing. that has to be our mission. certainly, there is a heightened focus on it this fall. host: congressman jim jordan is joining us on our "newsmakers" program. he was asked about john boehner, representative. miriam is joining us from johnson, south carolina, republican line. the question, should john boehner remain as speaker? good morning. caller: good morning. conversation just then -- you were beautiful in what you have to say. i hope everybody is safe where you are. i think john boehner has done the best at what he could

here is how she handled a particularly aggressive confrontation with congressman jim jordan of ohio. >> the outrageous accusations leveled against planned parenthood raised on heavily doctored videos are offensive and categorically untrue. >> which true statements in the video are you apologizing for? >> i was reflecting on the video, not any particular statement, that did not reflect the compassionate care that we provide -- >> to cannot say i am apologizing for statements in one video and not tell us what those statements were. >> this is an attack on 2.7 million patients who each year choose planned parenthood as their health care provider. as a matter of politics, who is winning the war on planned parenthood? mark: i think it's a deadlock at this point although the fight will continue. that was a contentious hearing. both sides pro we came away with their supporters rallied. democrats are more on defense with this, even with the media. fight will continue. republicans feel energized by it and all of the presidential candidates will talk about it. mark: you are 100% right. i thoug

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and you'll be kevin carthy by default. >> jim jordan is a tea party group.out a tweet in which he said he has no interest in us. we've been monitoring statements coming in. for the most part, they are on the side of john boehner thanking him for his service, we have heard i am not in as he saw kevin mccarthy there walked right by the podium, had down, downtrodden and nancy pelosi said this was a stark indication of the caucuses to survey an obsession mission down. liz: you are hearing from their boss at the house freedom caucus chairman according to "politico" jim jordan saying he will not run for house leadership. looks like the field is narrowing down to who can replace john boehner. are you hearing anything about jeb has her lame? maybe kevin mccarthy, congress and roskam. those are some of the names we hear about in new york. reporter: yeah, haven't heard anything on hence her lame. at least what we have seen a, we can even call it a day because it's only been an hour or two hours. this is the day we've seen people willing to jump in rather than thank yo

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trying to minimize how much criticism he was going to take from the jim jordan's and others in the housefreedom caucus. in thispicture morning's cq weekly. it has me wondering about the role of the speaker itself. is it just an antiquated or old-fashioned notion that the speaker of the house is actually speaker of the house, or has that ever been that the speaker was not a political animal but truly the speaker of the house? role of the speakership is changing, especially in this age of social media. some people of said the john boehner would have been a good speaker in the 1990's, 1980's, 1970's. now is a different type of role you are taking. a lot more criticism. you cannot just go behind closed doors and make deals. recently there is so much reporting on what is going on at the end of the day. ability forrt the both parties to be able to get big sweeping legislation. that is a good thing because we do not let deals made in back rooms. without a doubt this bigger ship is changing. but is probably going to be kevin mccarthy's biggest challenge, should he get it. socialn that issue of m

. >> reporter: ohio congressman jim jordan wanted to know why, then, richards initially said he was sorry. >> and i personally apologize for the staff members' tone and statements. >> which statements were you apologizing for? >> it was really the situation that she was in, and i believed that-- >> that's not-- but, miss richards that's not what you said "p" you said, "i apologize for statements." >> reporter: democrats defended group saying there's no proof of wronged doing. bonnie watton coleman of new jersey. >> we have so much good work to do but instead what do we do? we harp on a woman's right to make choices that are hers to make, and that to me is very offensive. >> reporter: 80% of federal funds for planned parenthood come in the form of medicaid reimbursements for services like birth control and breast cancer screenings. the group does get some reimbursements for abortions, scott, but only in very rare cases, such as when the life of the mother is at risk. >> pelley: and planned parenthood sees about three million patients a year. nancy cordes on capitol hill. nancy, thank you.

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a houseout jim jordan, republican. he said on thursday the gop can win the shutdown fight with the white house if party leaders adopt the right tactics. representative jim jordan i knowledged the gop was shutdown. the 2013 this is in an interview for "newsmakers" program and will tear at 10:00 and 6:00 on sunday. :00ill air at 10:00 and six on sunday. this is representative jordan talking about the benghazi andct committee and e-mails hillary clinton. after we show you this we will turn our attention to 9/11 and seth jones will be here from rand. [video clip] jordan: foure americans lost their lives. we would get the truth. taxpayer, and most importantly, the families of those 4 individuals or do we cannot change the fact that the person running for president was secretary of state when that happened. that is a fact. -- what i would like to have asked him, who set up the server? who paid you to setup the server? who used the server? you have todid information on the server? did you participate in wiping the server clea

bill: jim jordan joins me. you were pushing for the apology, what was the logic you were trying for. >> you apologize when you have done something wrong. cecile richards said i apologize for the tone and statements made by some of our people in the first video. my question was if they were half live edited what statement were you apologizing for. bill: you were trying to get an admission, right? >> you can't say it was entrapment and then say you are sorry for the statement made by your people. she is trying to have it both ways and you can't have it both ways. you apologize when you do something wrong. bill: this is what she said last night on msnbc. >> i think the dividing line is among a group of people who believe abortion should not be legal anymore in the united states of america and they are going to do everything in their power to make that come true. there are a lot of issues in our country and they are obsessed with ending reproductive healthcare for women in america. bill: she says you are obsessed.

richards also clashed with congressman jim jordan over a video apology she issued just days after the first of those videos emerged. >> i'm asking you a simple question. there was only one video at the time you issued this statement when did you your video, there was only one video. i want to know, in that video you were referencing, which statements were you apologizing for? >> congressman, at the time, as i'm sure you remember, that video was released, we had no time to evaluate how much editing had happened. >> which true statements in that video were you apologizing for ms. richards. >> i was reflecting that on that video, not any particular statement, that did not reflect the compassionate care that we provide. lou: republicans also accused planned parenthood of wasteful spending on political activities, including travel, lavish salaries, something democrats took issue with. >> your conversation we're showing baseline tax returns is $590,000. correct? >> that's not my annual compensation, my annual combination is $520,000 a year. >> as the chairman said earlier that's nearly 14,0

my congressman is jim jordan, the also missed -- the awesomest dude.ndnted to ask you encourage you to defund planned parenthood. i don't understand what is going on with the republican or democrat parties. you were agrowing up republican, you are a democrat. you did not really have to do a lot with denying god on one side and being the richest man on the other side. party,nce the democratic when they denied the existence , now i am looking at things a little differently. of -- are losing sight defund planned parenthood, but it is not the republicans who are defunding it. it will be the president by a not signing it and you have to run everybody and commercials. the president is the one shutting down the government, not us. host: ok. guest: what the caller is referring to is the fact that we disagree with the president on the funding bill. the government shuts down. that happened back in 2013. he is making the point that that is the resident to a shutting government down rather than a republican congress. look, when i told reporters all the time, no ma

some of the names conservatives mention all time, jeb hensarling, jim jordan, paul ryan, tray gowdy, none of these guys want the job. some extent this is thankless job. you will have factions. always a segment of caucus brining because they're upset about tactical disagreements good luck to kevin mccarthy or replaces boehner as i said, core dynamics how to fight, when to fight, those disagreements are not going anywhere. they remain in place. jon: julie, do democrats sit back and watch all of this, chuckle? >> the old rule you break it you own it. the point was just made, i think very apt point, let's say the tea party bottom exactly who they wanted as speaker. biggest fantasy, whoever that person is, became speaker tomorrow. that person would be deposed a year or two, three, four, five, because that person can't deliver on anything they promised to deliver because again you still have a democrat in the white house. that democrat does have the ability to veto legislation and they're just not enough votes to override the veto. this is fool's errand. john boehner is right they are fals

. >> what happened in committee today, jim jordan from ohio implied that if we didn't fund planned parenthood, we could use that money for things like the department of defense. well n the hearing actually what i said was, you know, of all the women in the military who are victims of military sexual trauma, sometimes planned parenthood is the only source of the care that they need and to go after planned parenthood is ironic, because these are the same women who defend and continue to defend the constitution for the rest of us, yet they don't have the rights to control their reproductive rights. if we got rid of planned parenthood the way the republicans are going after it, those women wouldn't have the same access as well. you don't have those conversations with the republicans. i wish we could find middle ground, i really, really do. but unfortunately, as you saw from today's hearing, they're not trying to find middle ground. they didn't even give ms. richards a chance to answer questions. it was all about political theatre on the republican side to browbeat planned parenthood. >> thank you

a little background there on the back-and-forth between jim jordan and cecille richards. taking your calls now barbara is first on the line fairview, north carolina, democrat, hi, barbara. >> caller: hi, how are you? >> good, thanks. >> caller: first of all, i'd like to commend cecille richards on her professionalism. i think she did an outstanding jock especially when she had to put up with congressmen. i think she stood well for women. you know, this whole thing was supposed to be on sunday. and finances and she was berated continually. i find it amusing that jim -- that chajason chaffetz went on news today and thought that troy gowdy would make a great new leader of the house. i think their behavior is horrible. i think they just showed themselves to be -- they showed their true selves. i believe she did an excellent job of what she had to stand up against. >> republicans line. gloria in bridgewater, new jersey. hi, gloria. >> caller: hi, how are you? >> good. >> caller: i've been watching today and i'm very disstuturdis. first of all it seems to me this belongs in the

jim jordan is our chairman. jim is a very, very consistent conservative.reasonable and thoughtful conservative. and i would like to see him in a leadership position. jim has been reluctant. as have other members to run. so it's yet to be seen. but if there is an opportunity, i would certainly get behind jim and perhaps other members of the freedom caucus. >> reluctant to run also describes representative trey gowdy who tamped down any enthusiasm for him yesterday who said i'm not going to do it, i want to stick with what i'm doing leading the special committee on chapped in benghazi in 2012. >> trey wants to go back to south carolina, god bless him for that. look, what a lot of people don't realize it's not a glamorous lifestyle many times up in washington. many members live in their offices because they can't afford two households. it's expensive living up here and they have children and spouses back home. in my case, my spouse is with me up here and i can afford it. i don't have to live in -- but most of my colleagues, or at least many of them, it's a pr

. >> let me throw two additional names that could be the potential next speaker, one is jim jordan ofo, and another is paul ryan. paul is somebody who can unite the party and keep that in mind. trish: that's a guy that understands economics. >> there you go. look, the fact that john boehner is retiring today does increase the odds that there will be a budget showdown in the weeks ahead. as you know next week is the start of the new fiscal year, they're nowhere this agreement in terms of what the budget caps are going to be, what they're going to do about planned parenthood. this revolt was a direct result of the fact that the conservatives did not feel like john boehner was being tough enough with obama in these budget negotiations. so yeah, i think the ods have gone up but i think it's a dicey situation. trish: it's hard politically, and can you blame the republicans but some of the blame liz claman goes to president obama as well. >> of course, of course. trish: who refused to engage in the political process. >> yeah. >> go ahead, steve and then liz. >> i was going to say people for

think the chairman has said she was very cooperative but the line of questioning from congressman jim jordan of ohio i think many people would describe certainly as aggressive in that he was definitely elevated in his tone with her. >> predictably tough from him. and you'll see it -- again, we always know that these moments are an opportunity for lawmakers to showcase some of their views and those clips end up on their own websites and all of that. so there is some theater as well as some real investigatory nature to this. >> kelly, thank you very much. we'll continue to follow the hearing and bring you any big developments from it. >>> i wants to get you caught up on another story developing right now. a clemency hearing is about to get under way for a woman on death row in georgia. just hours from her scheduled execution. she is due it die by lethal injection tonight for the 1997 murder of her husband. if executed tonight, she would be the first female death row inmate put to death in the state in 70 years. the state board of pardons and parolees agreed to meet today to consider what's bei

today, congressman jim jordan, and others, sparred with richards over stripping the group of its federal funding. >> the nice things about these videos is that they've lifted the curtain, we can now see what's going on there and that's why should fund the government and ship the money from this organization to organizations that didn't do this kind of behavior. >> the outrageous accusations leveled against planned parenthood based on heavily doctored videos are offensive and categorically untrue. i realize though that the facts have never gotten in the way of these campaigns to block women from healthcare that they need and deserve. >> woodruff: republicans also accused planned parenthood of spending millions on political activities. richards said the group keeps federal funds strictly segregated from its political arm. the director of national intelligence told senators today he does not have high hopes for a new cyber agreement with china. it's supposed to prevent state- sponsored hacking aimed at businesses. but when james clapper was asked today if he's optimistic it will work, he sa

let's take a listen to this exchange of richards and republican congressman jim jordan. >> why did you apologize? >> congressman, first, i think everyone has agreed they were heavily edited and that certainly i think -- >> my question is -- my question is why did you apologize? >> in my opinion, in my opinion. >> okay. but that's not what you said. >> days later that we were -- >> which true statement. >> and so. excuse me. i was apologizing for the -- what was said in a non-clinical setting in a nonappropriate way and i don't believe -- >> you can't have it both ways. >> we may just have to agree to disagree. on this matter. >> i don't think we are agreeing to disagree. i don't think you're answering my question. >> i think i have answered it repeatedly here. >> joining me now is republican congressman from arizona trent franks who opposes federal funding for planned parenthood. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for the invitation. >> we played a bit of the sound to give the viewers a sense of the color of the room, a sense of how much back and forth there was. a lot of animosity

i want to play for you a key exchange between congressman jordan, jim jordan, and miss richards over the apology for what was seen in that video, the undercover video. let's play it. >> if the videos were selectively edited, heavily edited, if this was entrapment, if this was all untrue, then why did you apologize? >> well, congressman, first, i think everyone has agreed they were heavily edited and that certainly i think -- >> my question is why did you apologize. >> in my opinion, it was inappropriate to have a clinical discussion in and non-confidential, non-clinical setting and i told you that. >> what were you apologizing for? >> that she used i think in my judgment it was bad judgment to have a clinical discussion in a non-clinical setting and that's -- >> the first video comes out july 14th, two days later you go and issue an apology. you said this -- it's unacceptable. i personally apologize for the tone and statements. >> that's what i felt like -- >> no, no. here's the question. which statements were you apologizing for? >> congressman jordan is a republican but you do have

some would say responding to jim jordan.d it. >> it is as simple and basic as it gets you do not apologize for things that are inaccurate. you apologize for things that are accurate. i am asking you to tell this committee chairman what were those statements. >> i think i have already made my explanation. just for the record, doctor -- an excellent doctor. you have had your moment. i wanted to make sure that you understood that she supervised compassionate care and i am proud of her. stuart: that continues right now. stuart: i will call it slap. neil cavuto will air his entire interview with car icon. roll tape. >> i did not want to do it now. a high-yield market. i am better off with bob ross. maybe we will revert to that. a tornado coming. >> he is saying he has a video of danger ahead. charlie gasparino is here. a nasty move down. >> i have a real problem with him putting out videos. here is how i think. you wanted to be taken really serious. he should be questioned. he should be questioned about his support. why he thinks

. >>> our guest on news makers is jim jordan, chair of the house freedom caucus and he talks about severalincluding the funding for planned parenthood and the investigation into benghazi. watch it sunday at 10 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> he was a nazi. he was a concentration camp confident and responsible for the murder of thousands of jews. >> on q and a this sunday night, jennif jennif jennifer tegan on her experience of discovering her grandfather was a cruel nazi person. >> he was a person who was cruel and a person who was -- he was capable of -- he had two dogs and trained them to tear humans apart. he was a person who -- there was a pleasure he felt when he killed people. and this is something when you are normal when you don't have this aspect in your personalities it is very difficult to grasp -- personality -- >> president obama participated in a town hall event with service members at ford mead maryland and talks about his memories of 9/11 and ongoing efforts to prevent similar attacks and discussed several national security issues around the globe including the situation in iraq

trying to minimize how much criticism he was going to take from the jim jordan's and others in the houseeedom caucus. in thispicture morning's cq weekly. it has me wondering about the role of the speaker itself. is it just an antiquated or old-fashioned notion that the speaker of the house is actually speaker of the house, or has that ever been that the speaker was not a political animal but truly the speaker of the house? role of the speakership is changing, especially in this age of social media. some people of said the john boehner would have been a good speaker in the 1990's, 1980's, 1970's. now is a different type of role you are taking. a lot more criticism. you cannot just go behind closed doors and make deals. recently there is so much reporting on what is going on at the end of the day. ability forrt the both parties to be able to get big sweeping legislation. that is a good thing because we do not let deals made in back rooms. without a doubt this bigger ship is changing. but is probably going to be kevin mccarthy's biggest challenge, should he get it. socialn that issue of med

i don't care if it is jim jordan or other members.heir respect for relationships but he listens and he says, we have to fund transportation so lets to the gas tax. that's the way it is supposed to happen. there we can do is slight changes to get a trust petition bill done for six years like we should. there are people in the freedom caucus who still want to do that. i'm referring to the 40 people of 50 people who aren't all the time, shut down government if they don't get their way attitude. that is not how any government body is. i have been in state, local, federal government and you have that attitude, nothing will get done and i would you are making the person you seem to be fighting the bus, the president, or particle because in the vacuum of congress, there are more executive orders that need to happen and war agencies need to decide without congressional direction and it is a counterintuitive thing but you are a, fishing the opposite of you are want -- accomplishing the opposite of what you want and that is what is happening in

[applause] [indistinct crowd chatter] >> on tomorrow's "newsmakers," our guest is congressman jim jordan of ohio. he talks about several issues before congress including the investigation into benghazi, government funding efforts and the debate over planned parenthood. videoordan: we have on where this organization was engaged in the most repulsive activity you can think about, and what may the criminal activity. they should not get another your of tax dollars and tax dollars or the families i represent in ohio. if we make that argument that clear, we will take the money going to this organization, engage in what we know they are doing. wrong activity, criminal activity, we will take that money and put it here with the same level of funding and if the president and harry reid think we cannot pass that, we insist on this organization getting your tax dollars, if they say that is more important than funding our troops and veterans and women's health issues, they will have to defend that position with the american people. i think that is such a common sense logical position. we have to make

jim jordan: we have 20 more days of debate, lots of things happen in politics.ou saw what happened this week where we decided to go a different way on the iranian nuclear resolution in the house. things can change. as i said yesterday, to a few belichick, even doesn't script the whole game, it is a dynamic process. i think anyone who has watched the video will agree. frankly, some people who may not support the same pro-life issu position that i do, they don't want their tax money going to an organization engaged in what those videos exposed planned parenthood to be doing. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we are joined now at the daryl kimball of the arms control association. is the joint plan of action, as known,n nuclear deal is and effective policy? guest: on balance, we think this is very strong and effectively verifiable. it does not back iran's capabilities for very long time, 10-15 years, depending on how you calculate the limitations. thwe have to compare this, as we have been hearing in the discussion this morning on the floor of the house and s

. >> reporter: ohio congressman jim jordan wanted to know why then richards initially said she was sorryersonally apologize for the staff member's tone and statements. >> which statements were you apologizing for? >> really the situation that she was in. i believed. again, congressman jordan. >> you said i apologize for statements. >> reporter: democrats defended the group saying there is no proof of wrongdoing. been kn bonnie watson coleman of new jersey. >> we have so much good work to do, what do we do harp on a woman's right to make choices that are hers to make. that to me is very offensive. >> reporter: 80% of federal fund for planned parenthood come in the form of medicaid reimbursements for services like birth control and breast cancer screenings. the group does get some reimbursements for abortions, scott, in very rare cases such as when the life of the mother is at risk. >> planned parenthood sees 3 million patients a year. nancy, thank you. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. what can i make for you? how about one of our delicious reuben sandwiches? loaded with yo

speaking with jim jordan, for a moment, republican from ohio.ou rivered to it in your first answer, steve. why do you believe there is so little coverage of the story across the board, mainstream media? >> you know. it is having question, i think to certain extent, many mainstream media journalists, they think they know what they believe about abortion. they don't need to question those beliefs. secondarily, maybe more important this is tough stuff. hard to cover to look at videos. they were extraordinarily hard to watch. i watched them for first time, felt physically ill what i was seeing. that is not something most journalists who cover these issues want to do. and i think it is a shame that they don't. bill: she is going to say only 1% of the planned parenthood facilities, of which there are 59 harvest fetal tissue. she says there are modest reimbursements, $50 in california and nothing in the state of washington. how much will that matter? >> i don't think it matters much. i think what they're doing matters a lot more than how often they're

jim jordan of ohio. they want to try to get one of their own into one of the leadership ranks.ner's and in the last week or so -- hand in the last week or so, and they want to get one of their own up there. these are 40 of the most conservative guys and they have to appeal to a group of 246 republicans. they have to broaden their reach beyond their group of 40. do you think we might see those elections happen? mr. kane: the last time there was any need for a leadership election was june of 2014. eric cantor's stunning defeat in his own primary. in that case, boehner had decided he would stick around another year or two. he did not want another long, drawnout battle. he said let's hold a snap election and they held it nine days later. oneost on a tuesday and week and two days later they had elections. this time there might be more positions up for grabs, and potentially more candidates. now,ght be two weeks from or a lengthier assess, but boehner has made clear that he is out of here friday, october 30. host: who do you think they will put forward? mccarthy? some of the other li

announcer: you can see that interview with representative jim jordan tomorrow on c-span. planned parenthood was the focus of a house judiciary hearing earlier on capitol hill. the witnesses included pro-life advocates and the director of the yield law school program for the study of reproductive justice. they testified on planned parenthood's abortion practices and undercover videos that allegedly show employees discussing the monetary how you fetal tissue. this is 3.5 hours. good morning. the judiciary committee will come to order without objection. at any have recesses time. we welcome everyone to this morning's hearing on planned parenthood exposed, examining the horrific abortion practices at the nation's largest abortion practice her. i will recognize myself. recently the nations attention has been drawn to undercover recorded by the center for medical progress, this has videos for planned parenthood over the body parts of unborn children to be used in research. any discussion of an abortion is -- in a discussion of abortion is difficult because it is inherently the

for example, i think jim jordan would be a great speaker.re are others among that caucus that might be great speakers. the question is, do they have the political capital within the caucus today to be ready to take over as speaker and i think that's a long shot for many of those names. >> you make a good point, it is a long shot. charlie dent, republican, of pennsylvania, obviously, a boehner ally, said this to the hill. any jackass can kick down a barn door. it takes a carpenter to hang one. we need a few more carpenters around here. everybody knows it. the question being is, is it right to have somebody from the tea party caucus in that area who is going to be, shall we say, a little bit more of a barndoor kicker than a car pend carpenter? >> i think we need barn door kickers too because what we've had are what i call union carpenters who mostly sit on their hand, get paid overtime and do very little, if anything, of conservative value. so we need some folks for sure. we need some people to rebuild it in a conservative fashion. >> would su

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republican congressman jim jordan on that. congressman, is it too late?adership let down those on this? >> never too late, neil, until you have the vote. also i do think senator cruz remarks are right on target. look, the vast majority of americans know this is a bad deal. majority of congress knows this is a bad deal. unfortunately president and john kerry and some democrats will still support it. when he referenced the idea they haven't complied with the corker-cardin framework is accurate. we'll look to focus on that issue. has the clock started running. neil: you're right. the clock has started ticking. donald trump is echoing the same. >> i've been making lots of wonderful deals, great deals. that's what i do. never ever, ever, in my life have i seen any transaction so incompetently negotiated as our deal with iran. and i mean never. now ted and everybody else have gone through all of the details and we can talk about the 24 days, which is ridiculous. we can talk about the $150 billion, which by the way they get even if the deal isn't approved, they

an ohio lawmaker, conservative member, jim jordan, pressed her on what she was apologizing for. here's the exchange. >> so is what you said in your video untrue? you weren't really apologizing for statements made? >> i was apologizing for what was said in a non-clinical setting, in a not appropriate way, and i don't believe -- >> you can't have both ways. you can't say, i'm apologizing for statements in one video, and then not tell us what the statements were. >> that really remained an unresolved issue, what specifically she was apologizing for. she has explained that fetalish ti -- fetal tissue research is a limited part of what planned parenthood does, and it's at the content of the patient. the money involved is less than the cost of reimbursement. it has nothing to do with for profit. that's what got us here in the first place, at least that was the news event that brought us here. the conversation has been broader than that. it's what you described, thomas. there are deep divisions, and there are republicans who believe that abortion should not be funded by any federal dol

okay, but other -- jim jordan is going to run. jeb hensarling may run. tom price may run. saying he will. the personnel side of this may be subject to greater changes than people realize and the center of power may shift to the right enormously. it's really hard to predict right now. that's all i'm saying. >> larry, john, thank you very much. what a day it has been and don't forget to tune into the next republican presidential date on cnbc october 28th. it's at the university of colorado in boulder. mandy, that is the first hour. >> it is, indeed. let's hand it over to brian sullivan back from beautiful nantucket and into the glories of a windowless, cold studio back at hq. brian, take it away. >> thanks for reminding me. appreciate it. have a good weekend anyway, mandy and tyler. it's 2:00 on wall street, 1:00 p.m. in oklahoma city. crude oil is fighting to stay above 45 bucks a barrel. i'm brian sullivan. this is "power lunch." we're going to have more on this friday market rally in just a moment. a lot more to do, but we have to begin in washington, d.c., today. house s

on newsmakers, ohio congressman jim gordon -- jim jordan. he will discuss land parenthood funding, prospects for a government shutdown, the irs, and the special committee investigating benghazi, and what he expects from secretary clinton's testimony. "newsmakers per goat sunday at 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> he was a nazi. for theesponsible murder of thousands of jews. announcer: this sunday night on on her lifer teege altering discovery that her grandfather was a nazi concentration camp commandant. >> he was a tremendously cruel .erson, trainedwo dogs that he to tear humans apart. i think that sums it up really good. there was a pleasure that he felt when he killed people. this is something that when you are normal, if you don't have this aspect in your personality, it is very difficult to grasp. at 8:00r: sunday night eastern and pacific on c-span's q&a. announcer: the republican led house voted to 69-162 to reject the iran nuclear agreement. 25 democrats voted with republicans on the measure. on thursday, democrats were

mccarthy does, and i believe mccarthy will, from california current majority leader, i'm hearing jim jordan, veteran congressman from ohio, leader of the house conservatives, might be put into the leadership in some way, shape or form, maybe as a whip, maybe as a deputy whip. jeb henserling's name comes up. i don't think paul ryan wants it. of course the grassroots call as you know you've seen it in this primary it's fired an effect. the republican grassroots are furious that the republican house and senate have not put a bunch of bills on president obama's desk. and planned parenthood of course adds to that. >> hey, larry, we did get our hands on that sound bite of senator marco rubio announcing senator boehner's resignation this morning. it gives a good sentiment of the republican party right now. hampton mentioned it. >> just a few minutes ago speaker boehner announced he will be resigning. [ cheers and applause ] >> and with all due respect to people that serve in government, it is important at this moment with respect to him and service that he's provided to our country it's not about