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there is incredible support for jim jordan throughout the conference, including from folks like the freedom caucus chairman scott perry. jim jordan was the founding chairman of that conservative freedom caucus, as well as from folks like kevin hearn that run the republican study committee and across the spectrum. jim jordan does have enormous support. however, jim jordan will run into the same problem steve scalise did and kevin mccarthy did. he will need to have practically the support of the entire 221 members of the republican conference in order to move ahead on the house floor. you need 217, a simple majority. that will be an incredible feat. already last night we heard from several members who said they were in the never jim jordan camp, including in wagoner. i was texting with anne wagner late last night and anne wagner, when i asked if you will be supporting jim jordan she wrote back "hell no." jim jordan has an incredible uphill battle. the only cap yacht will be -- the only cap yacht -- the only caveat will be of house republicans can come together and decide they want to change the rules of the speaker's ra

threats their families have gotten and this is what i alluded to a few minutes ago where scott perry, a jim jordan ally was at that press conference, did not speak and standing in the back of the room and down played some of these death threats. listen. >> all of us in congress receive death threats. i don't know if that's a news flash for anybody here. people in the world dislike and threaten us. nothing new to any member of congress. that's a red herring. >> right now jim jordan can only lose four votes. the last voted on wednesday and lost 22. he only lost 20 on tuesday. so this will be the first vote since then and we are told those numbers should go up. we do know that one jim jordan ally is not here today already, a republican from wisconsin. he announced he is traveling to israel for a fact finding mission. this is why that number always toggles back and forth and always about the math. >> shannon: as you said with the quorum calls. they could run the risk of electing hakeem jeffries. matt gaetz didn't want that when he pulled the motion to vacate. what is that faction now saying abo

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perry. and also jim talk to you, perry. and also jim dale, thank you so much. right.re your touch. the your thoughts? get in touch. the usual views gbnews.com usual way. gb views gbnews.com on illusionist uri on the way. illusionist uri geller. now political geller. now he's my political spotlight he'll join spotlight this week. he'll join us from tel aviv to discuss us live from tel aviv to discuss what on the ground what life is like on the ground in as the war with hamas in israel as the war with hamas continues . but first, let's continues. but first, let's get your with . aaron >> it's 333. i'm aaron armstrong in the newsroom to charter flights have now left israel as part of a uk government effort to get british nationals out of the country amid the escalating conflict , the the country amid the escalating conflict, the foreign the country amid the escalating conflict , the foreign office the country amid the escalating conflict, the foreign office has confirmed two flights less left earlier, with further flights expected in the days to come. the government had

there is incredible support for jim jordan throughout the conference, including from folks like the freedom caucus chairman scott perryjim jordan was the founding chairman of that conservative freedom caucus, as well as from folks like kevin hearn that run the republican study committee and across the spectrum. jim jordan does have enormous support. however, jim jordan will run into the same problem steve scalise did and kevin mccarthy did. he will need to have practically the support of the entire 221 members of the republican conference in order to move ahead on the house floor. you need 217, a simple majority. that will be an incredible feat. already last night we heard from several members who said they were in the never jim jordan camp, including in wagoner. i was texting with anne wagner late last night and anne wagner, when i asked if you will be supporting jim jordan she wrote back "hell no." jim jordan has an incredible uphill battle. the only cap yacht will be -- the only cap yacht -- the only caveat will be of house republicans can come together and decide they want to change the rules of the speaker's race

representative scott perry, a republican of pennsylvania, one of the eight who voted against kevin mccarthy is extremely confident that jordan will get the votes to become speaker in a floor vote. jim jordan is going to be the speaker. that's how confident i am. representative perry says. nicholas wu of politico said that house democratic leaders are calling a press conference and inviting all members to join them on the house steps this evening. that's scheduled as far as we know for 5:00 p.m. we'll bring that to you live as well. as the news continues to break on whether or not there's a new house speaker, we want to continue to hear your voices as well, reps 202-748-8291 is the number to call, democrats, 748-8920. and all others, 202-748-8922. we'll begin taking those calls in just a few minutes. we are waiting for republicans to come out to the press stakeout where they are meeting and if they do, we'll go to them live while we hear your voices to hear their voices. earlier today former speaker kevin mccarthy walked up and talked to the press as well about who he was supporting and his views on what's happening. reporter: how are things going in there as far as you know? mr. mc

jim jordan. with scott perry continuing to downplay that, that is something i heard from several sources today suggesting downplay how dangerous and scary it is for members of congress of any party to be getting threats against their life because they are voting a certain way. but it can't be divorced from the reality that we've seen with capitol police telling us over the course of the last few years, they have seen a consistent uptick by staggering numbers in the trump era of members of congress receiving threats. it's all part of the political violence package that unfortunately we report on far too often, especially post january 6th. >> it is the sickest thing of a sick and rotten party. and that they turned it on each other is a tragic, tragic plot twist. there's no one who deserves it. no party, no matter how bankrupt of ideasor idealogy does -- ideas or idealogy has members targeted with death threats or their children or spouses. i wonder, david jolly, if you think it's a party capable of pulling out of a nose-dive. >> i do. and i think it is importance to recognize that -- it is importance to re

scott perry may be close. remember, jim jordan was subpoenaed by the january six committee and he just ignored it. a subpoena from the house of representatives, which he would be running, where you do when speaker. so before he's put in charge of congress, shouldn't have a better answer for what his role was on the day the capitol was overrun by a violent mob? >> i, i, i'm kind in amazed. i talked to the president last. week >> on january six, did you speak with him before during or after the capitol was attacked. >> i would have to go -- i spoke with him that day -- after -- i think after. i don't know if i spoke with him in the morning. i just don't know. i would have to go back and, i mean, i don't know about that, when this conversation happened, but all i know is i spoke to him all the time. >> by the way, we did not speed up that tape to make him sound extra untrustworthy. jim jordan, like mccarthy and scalise, is one of the lawmakers who, after fleeing the violence sacking of the capitol, for their own personal safet

probably as important a role in one arm of the seditious conspiracy or the coup as jim jordan, scott perry and others who have not yet seen justice. what we saw yesterday was that the republicans chose, including those in districts won by president biden, to circle the wagons around an insurrectionist life johnson. i'd like to see what mr. tiffany's role was in the insurrection other than voting against certifying the election, and what he sees as the long-term outcome of being an election denier and tying the republican party's hopes to someone who supported the fourth string candidate when he stepped out of his fraud trial in new york the other day. thank you. host: mississippi, democratic caller. hi, kathleen. caller: i was sorry to hear about the people in maine. i'm sorry to hear about the people in galveston. i'm sorry to hear about all 50 states. georgia, south carolina north carolina, we don't know what is going on. we have to vote. i hope everybody gets out and votes because we don't want to go down in destruction. it's sad. i feel sorry for us. host: all right, kathleen. david, f

perry says, as i expected. but he urges people to stay strong in the fight for his ally jim jordan.jim jordan himself is sort of battling against several cross currents here, most of which are born of the fatigue of this party not having a leader, and this congress not having a speaker. people are starting to get frustrated. that's certainly nothing new, but there is some kind of a new push potentially between democrats and from republicans to empower the current temporary speaker patrick mchenry. now, it's a lot that's unprecedented here, but we have had speaker pro tems elevated in their powers in the past. in the past, it's been because some speakers say they're a bit tired and they need a vacation. in this case, of course, it's born out of much more dire needs. what actually happened is we'll go into this vote at 11:00. we will see what happened yesterday play out again today, which is they will open the floor at 11:00. they will do the prayer. they will do the pledge. they will do a quorum call to get a sense of who's actually in the chambers. jordan's goal is still to hit 217

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perry. let's start with you, jim dale. jim dale, you look like you're enjoying the sunshine.ridiculously warm weather in the uk. he's in a t shirt. jim dale, are you loving it? i'm i'm loving it because you have to look at it. >> you have to look at some of the positives. i'm in this nice reflective white t shirt you're in your burning red, which might be day. uh, but be right for the day. uh, but remember, it's not everybody. >> scotland having a hard >> scotland is having a hard time the moment in the floods time at the moment in the floods and the incessant rain there, and the incessant rain up there, so. , look, i say this so. yeah, look, look, i say this as an absolute positive. not every part of climate change will be a negative. there are positives to be garnered, and i think to be honest with you, that's the direction of travel that's the direction of travel that we have to now embrace. we have to look fonnard . we have have to look fonnard. we have to go direction. so that we go in that direction. so that we look ourselves going look after ourselves going fonnard of

i'm jim sciutto in northern israel and we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. today fans and friends of matthew perry are paying tribute to the actor who died yesterday at the age of 54. his career included tv shows and movies but his role as chandler bing on the hit show "friends" that made him a house hold name. >> i took the quiz and it turns out i do put career before men. >> get up. >> what? >> you're in my seat. >> how is this your seat? >> because i was sitting there. >> but then you left. >> it is not like i went to spain. i went to the bathroom. you knew i was coming back. >> what is the big deal. sit somewhere else. >> the big deal is i was sitting there last. so that's my seat. >> friends are remembering perry saying in a joint statement, we are shocked and deeply, deeply saddened by our beloved friend matthew's passing. it is still seems impossible. all we could say is that we feel blessed to have had him as part of our lives. >> the l.a. times said perry was found unresponsive in his hot tub and his body is at the los angeles medical examiner's office and an autopsy is pending. camilla b

i'm jim sciuiutto from norththe israel andnd we'e'll be backck after a short brbreak. >>> welcome back. today fans and friends of matthew perry paying tribute to the actor who died yesterday at the age of 54. his career included numerous tv shows and movies, but it is his unforgettable role as chandler bing on the lhit show "friends" that made him a house hold name. >> i didn't read the box before i opened it and you can't return a box after you've opened the box. >> why not? >> because it is too delicious. >> chandler, you stole this cheesecake. that is wrong. >> no, it is going to be okay, because mrs. braverman is going to send away for a freel one and we all win. the only losers are big cheesecake conglomerate momma's little bakery. i feel terrible. >> friends co-creators are remembering perry saying in a joint statement, we are shocked and deeply saddened by our beloved friend matthew's passing. all we could say is that we feel blessed to have had him as part of our lives. the l.a. times said perry was found unresponsive in his hot tub. an autopsy is pending. let's bring in camilla bernal who is covering this story for u

jim jordan played a pretty key role in terms of being one of the conduits, him along with congressman scott perryfrom pennsylvania to the white house in terms of trying to coordinate and facilitate trump's efforts to overturn the results of the election in the lead up to january six, and in terms of just being a very vocal and prolific voice out on the airwaves. cable news, conservative media who propagated these unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud. >> and i'm dointhe same thing all over again? the majority of the new gop speaker candidates also objected to the certification of joe biden's 2020 election victory. political courts say that trump says that he is not supporting tom emmer, the only leading candidate who did not try to overturn the election. what are you hearing about this? >> yeah, this is why it is still such a contentious issue. because it is a powerful, galvanizing talking point in the republican party, but it is also deeply divisive, and there is still a faction of people who would rather hear from the person who is going to occupy perhaps the most powerful legislative seats in

jim dale, thank you very much, senior meteorologist at the british weather services, lois weather services, and lois perry of cop26. thank you keep your thoughts you so much. keep your thoughts coming. gb views gbnews.com tweet news. this is gb tweet me at gb news. this is gb news. still come, a trucks news. still to come, a trucks loaded medicine and some loaded with medicine and some food have entered egypt's rafah crossing cross crossing with gaza. we'll cross live to israel to get the latest on the war against hamas. but first, get your latest first, let's get your latest news headlines sophia . news headlines with sophia. >> it's 330. i'm sophia wenzler in the newsroom. the uk has called on israel to show military restraint in its war with hamas . addressing a peace with hamas. addressing a peace summit in egypt, the uk's foreign secretary said he's spoken to the israeli government , went about its duty to respect international law and the importance of preserving civilian lives. james cleverly also told the conference efforts need to be made to prevent an escalation in violence . escalation in viole

perry said. we get death threats all the time and called it a red herring why some of the members were unwilling to support jimdan. the number could grow later today. the danger for both sides, democrats and republicans. it is dangerous and what i asked hakeem jeffries a few minutes ago if he would be able to have all of his members here on every single roll call vote throughout the weekend because it is about the math. we don't know the magic number

perry? okay. he didn't answer my question there. but that's another question is whether or not some of these members who may have voted for jim jordanabstained, may have voted present will vote for steve scalise. thomas massey wants some more time and he may not get that more time because the scalise supporters are eager to take this to the floor and have a vote immediately this afternoon. we will see if that's the decision of steve scalise, but another important thing that thomas massey pointed out, this is ultimately the decision of the speaker nominee, steve scalise. when does he want to have this vote? is it time to just pull the bandage off, fight this out on the floor, see what happens. that is a huge risk. one of the fights that they had internally today is to avoid that. they wanted -- some of the members, including namely the jordan supporters wanted to fight this out behind closed doors, take some time, figure out which candidate to get to 217 votes which is going to be the magic number on the floor and then not have that drawn out long floor fight. scalise's team did not want that. they were concerned if they went down th

perry finn is called the great american novel. in the books, huck finn steals away from the civilizing influence of the widow douglas and his alcoholic father. by-and-by he joins up with jimnd they make their way down the mississippi river, along the way they encounter steamships, rival clans, swindlers and murderers. told through the eyes of an adolescent huck, mark twain used a number of dialects and colloquial cool expressions to illustrate life along the mississippi in the 18 80's. satire to highlight the hypocrisy and racism of the time. since its publication in 1880 four, adventures of huckleberry finn has been continually controversial and relevant. both a bestseller and a band book. >> welcome to books that shaped america, a series that looks at how books have influenced we are today. in partnership with the library of congress, the series is exploring different viewpoints and we are glad you are joining us. so far, we looked at foundations of expansion, slavery and the legal system. tonight, we travel along the mississippi river and explore a book called one of the great american novels. published in 1884, it was controversial from the beginning but sold more tha