my favorite their name jim smith they wouldn't be on gun charges no.would have been charged with the tax stuff, i don't know, in 2014,. >> or you go to jail for lying with a gun application, right? so these -- this is journalism now in 2023. opinions being presented as fact. right? because, again, dana bash is an anchor yet, she is sharing her opinion on what would be x, y, z. her guests are supposed to do that donald trump is guilty until proven ghnt, which is backwards, and i just love the fact by the way i don't hear too much about the fact that mar-a-lago is being valuated at $18 million? you know what it was listed for in 1958, which was about 40 years ago? 20 million, even it's a lost value over 40 years which is not how it works in rae particularly talking about palm beach one of the richest zip code in that area. they do comps. properties listed for 150, $180 million that are much smaller than mar-a-lago that are right nearby. so the fact that this is being valued at 18 million is incredible. meanwhile, i don't see one story among dozens on the

the plant that was destroyed by so you know, me 12 years ago jim smith is a professor of environmental science at portsmouth university in new k. and he explains what spring really is precise. the main road you out to the element, but in the waste water. so pushing is a thing called tritium, which is a form of hydrogen, but it's radioactive. and what happens is that the water has been treated to remove almost all of the other right here. active elements but size is trickier to water left. so what happens in nuclear reactions all over the world is a small proportion of the water that passes through the reactor gets at changed into this thing called trip to water. so instead of being h 201 of the hydrogen's in water was replaced by the radioactive form of hydrogen, which is tricky. and when it comes h t o, not com be removed from the treatment process because it's a chemically identical to ordinary water. so it can't be chemically distinguished, and that means nucleus sites all over the will discharge the small amounts of radioactive, tricky age and water into rivers. oh light. so the se

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more on that as we talk about this escalating conflict with congressman adam smith with jim next. >>>his just floor cnn, the american death toll in israel has risen to 30. 30 americans who have died since this war began. the state department is also aware of 13 american nationals who are unaccounted for after last week's terror attack as the u.s. is bolstering its defenses in the region by sending a second aircraft carrier, the uss eisenhower and the white house is not ruling out sending troops to rescue hostages held by hamas. >> there is no plans or intentions to put u.s. troops onp ground to fight in this fight between israel and hamas. >> but the americans -- >> we are actively trying to find out exactly where they are and i mean, shannon, we don't even know how many exactly. we saw a small handful that we know but there could be more than we know. what i won't do is rule anything in or out when it comes to being our hostages home. we're working on this by the hour. >> and joining us now to discuss is democratic congressman adam smith of washington state. he's the ranking member o

. >> jamie comer, jim jordan, jason smith on oversight and judiciary and ways and means, they continue the investigations even while wee we were going thh the speakers race. they were working through that. i'm encouraging that. i think we have a c constitutiol responsibility. we are the rule of you law team. we don't use it for political partisan games like the democrats have done and did against donald trump twice. maria: are you expecting to subpoena hunter biden? >> i'm looking at that. you know, i think that desperate times call for desperate measures. cheryl: doug, what's your re, to this? you served on judiciary when you were serving in the house. what do you say? >> i had the new speaker as one of my members. cheryl: you knew him when. >> knew him well. i think he'll do a great job as speaker. they need to continue the investigations. just stick with the investigations. cheryl: he was very clear in saying that we will let the facts lead us where it goes. there's hunter biden, do the facts lead us to that subpoena? he was very clear in saying we will follow the law, unlike the de

won after 15 rounds and think that jim jordan should keep pushing and he will pick up as the voting continues round after round. let's get your reaction. ken in forth smith, arkansas, republican. should jim jordan keep pushing for more votes. caller: i think a certain number of reasonable rounds, i'm not sure it is 5 or 15. a caller said he should apologize and will vote for him. that's the radical mag as. i actually liked jordan until he became a member of this committee and he -- how is he going to lead the house? the house needs a rules change that after a number of votes, each side six members that are removed from the representatives and they can't be re-elected when you run with a smaller amount. companies do that. they eliminate the most radical poorest performer and maybe the house needs some such rule. host: happening during the vote, image captured by the associated ess. here is representative greg steu, republican of florida holding a resolioon the house floor to ren -eme speaker pro tempore. removing patrick mchenry as temporary speaker. you heard matt gaetz and bob good praising the role that patrick mchenry has been playing over the last 17

judiciary i think her chairman has done an exceptional job you spoke to all of them jamie, jim jordan and jason smithght judiciary in ways and means, they continue the investigations even when we were going through the speakers race, they were still working methodically through that, i am encouraging i think we have a constitutional responsibility to follow this truth where it leads, we do not use this for political partisan games like the democrats have done and did against donald trump twice we're going to follow the law and the constitution. you and i have a suspicion of where that may lead, working about the evidence speak for itself i'm going to look forward to rolling out over the coming days and weeks and letting the american people see why we are taking the next steps and where it is headed. maria: are you expecting to subpoena hunter biden? >> i am looking at that. i think desperate times call for desperate measures. that perhaps is overdue with not made a full decision on counseling with the attorneys involved on all of this to see what the contour. i am a attorney and i speak the language

, you mentioned that jim jordan's actions on january 6th, with the reported plea deal involving mark meadows, that's being reported tonight by abc news, do you think that jack smith should be asking meadows about the actions of people like jim jordan? and perhaps others, who are currently in your conference, who might have had a role in these -- >> jack smith had a year and a half to investigate this case, and i'm sure that jack smith asked about every possible potential defended, for all the witnesses. and reviewed documents, for records, and other things before making the decision on who is she should prosecute. he is comfortable with his prosecution, and i don't think that the prosecution needs to move forward in any way. >> you don't think that jack smith should continue to prosecute former president trump, over the january 6th? >> i'm sorry, i meant move forward in terms of expanding and trying to find more defendants. he has targeted those people that he wants to go after, and i think the court process will proceed. >> understood. thank you, congressman. congressman ken buck, we appreciate you joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> with me now is cnn politica

of course, we've got three committees, jim jordan on justice, jamie comer on oversight and jason smithns. all three committees are looking at this now. i think before long they'll come up with a recommendation. i look forward to getting that recommendation. if matt gaetz and a couple of -- whoever he has, if they go through the impeachment process and put democrats in control, that's going to stall this, that's going to stall what we are doing and what we've achieved thus far. that's why i just wish they would stop this. maria: understood, congressman. when are you expecting matt gaetz to bring that motion? >> he will probably bring it, if not today, then tomorrow. we're headed back up there today and i expect for him to be presenting that any time now. in fact, i think he tried to do it before we adjourned last week. maria: all right, congressman. we'll be watching all of that. a lot of drama this morning. thanks very much. buddy carter, good to see you, sir. >> thank you, always. maria: quick break and then how markets are moving on the first trading day of nonet and the fourth quart

jim jordan picked up ground. not as many no votes on the democratic side. adam smith. gonzalez of texas and mcdonald from new jersey. i asked hakeem jeff reese earlier this morning will you have all your members all weekend to block jim jordan from the speakership and he said yes we're committed to doing so. we believe that jim jordan presents a danger to the country in the speakership. we'll know again, john, it is not final until they gavel the vote down. the past couple times we've been to this rodeo we've been able to tell early in the roll call vote if jim jordan will have the votes. this is what will happen over the next half hour or so on the floor. >> john: looking forward to it. we'll watch it along with you. meantime back to the war in the middle east. israeli forces continue air strikes on terror targets in gaza. a ground invasion into the strip could happen at any moment now. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu telling troops we're going to win with all our might. israeli forces say they have destroyed hamas tunnels, arms depots and scores of operation

margot, this story, jim jordan, james comer, ways and means chair jason smith released a memo sayingpe of the impeachment inquiry will span the time of joe biden's vice presidency. that's, it's also going to the include time out of office. what do you make of this? >> i think it's a great announcement, it's a good development. we know that there was a lot going on while he was vice president, and we have evidence that there was his knowledge, participation and possibly even a change in policy while he was vice president. elizabeth: you know, there's also this, they say the constitution covers offenses committed either in office or out of office. they say the constitution says nothing at all about the timing of impeachable acts, that the constitution is silent about that, that it does do not limit impeachable offenses to those who were in office or chitted while serving in the -- committed while serving in the current office. we've been reading up on this, it is silent on this. what do you say? okay, so we're going to -- we have technical difficulties with margot cleveland's mic. the

former hamas officials and ways and means year, jason smith with us, and possibly cracking down, the tax free said is encouragement to play joins us and jim jordan not giving up on winning a house speaker ship, i am elizabeth mcdonald in the evening edit starts right now. ♪ ♪ liz: okay, and again come the uss the uss basically, it was shut down missiles, that was shot out of yemen, towards these are israel the u.s. just dispatch the uss met when he coming to the uss eisenhower in the uss four carrier groups in the eastern mediterranean this is clashes grow, between israel and hezbollah triggering wider regional conflict concerns will be to the story and you can see them out there, they are drone strikes targeting u.s. military bases, in syria and iraq, and original intentions are an issue, their escalating and let's get to a great reporter see paragon, who is live lebanon with more in steve. >> one place where the real concerns the market escalate is on israel's northern border. steve: there's been heavier fighting, each day for the past 12 days, between hezbollah, named a terrorist group by the u.s., and supported and funded and armed by

smith may be chewing on that now. >> elie honig, thanks. maggie haberman, general hertling. >>> next, jim jordan lobbying moderates and the former president says he is ready to do the job too. later, ukraine. not even a memorial service in a rural area is safe from russian attack. one of the deadliest attacks from russians in the war so far. >>> it's classic tale of an authoritarian populist who really has a grip on the emotional, psychological needs and desires of a portion of the population. and the base of the republican party, for whatever combination of reasons, and it is emotional and psychological, sees in him someone who speaks for them. and they are determined that they will continue to vote for him, attend his rallies, wear his merchandise because for whatever reason, he and his very negative, nasty form of politics resonates with them. maybe they don't like migrants. maybe they don't like gay people or black people or the woman who got the promotion at work they didn't get. so it is like a cult. and somebody has to break that momentum. >> secretary clinton was also asked about

house ways and means committee, jason smith, who has released those text messages and witness testimony also suggesting joe biden was working directly with his brother jimon hunter on these deals. mr. chairman, thank you so much for joining us. >> great to be with you, maria. maria: so much to discuss. let's start with the budget deal. you have now accomplished so much to fund the government until mid november. what does the next two weeks look like? will you be dealing with appropriations bills subject, single-subject deals? >> absolutely. maria, first, we've already passed more than 70% of all the funding out of the house of representatives by just single-subject bills. we still have additional work to do, the other 30%, and that's, in fact, what we're going to do over the next couple weeks in congress. in fact, we were supposed to be gone this coming week, and speaker mccarthy said we're absolutely not leaving. we're going the finish the job, and that's why it was great to keep government open for an additional 45 days so we can finish the appropriations process. maria: how did you allow or avoid is the ukraine funding to be this theresome a lot -- t

actions against donald trump, jim jordan, judiciary chair sent letters to those prosecutors has, demanded documents. and he has done the same with merrick garland, with jack smith, you can see him potentially taking some more actions against in the future, trying to intervene on behalf of donald trump, when he's got his own matter at hand, with the speaker himself. >> it also gets harder and harder to make that argument, well, donald trump is really just sentimental, he likes to keep these things for mementos, he's not. if you follow the last 77 years of his, life he is a transactional guy. and when you find something of value he holds on to it and tries to extract that value and a later date. that is his jam. his other jam, charles, is running the clock. that is his go to. and he is successfully doing so. >> he is. >> but now he is moving to delay or dismiss for cases against him, i mean four cases, are you kidding me? >> no. and i said early on, we are going to get, and we are getting when i predicted, which was an up close front row of view of how the legal system can work, and regional exhaust every legal move or removed or they can to slow things down. wit

jim jordan might want to take this other vote later tonight. that would be a lot with the president's address. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith and the five starts right now. greg: i'm greg gut field and judge jeanine pirro, jesse watters, shannon bream and this is the five. president biden to give an address three hours from now in the wars of israel and ukraine and the stablings could not be higher. israeli defense minister telling ground troops to prepare to invade and they'd soon see gaza from the inside. prime minister benjamin netanyahu out on the front lines to rally his troops. >> we're going to win full force. the entire people of israel is standing behind you and we will give the blow to enemies to get to victory. greg: middle east continues to be a powder keg and they blame israel for the hospital blast and so bad that the state department is issuing a worldwide caution travel alert for americans don't worry, joe biden says he's going to settle all the chaos and president boasting his trip to ziti rielle real is a big success and making awkward gaffes about hamas missiles. >> i came to get something done, i got it

jim jordan might want to take this other vote later tonight. that would be a lot with the president's address. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith

smith winning a key legal step in that federal case in want. >>> and republicans are trying to figure out whether they can finally install a speaker. jim jordan making a big push. michael steele is on that. stay with us. l steele is on tha. stay with us unlike some others, it supports 7 brain health indicators, including mental alertness from one serving. to help keep me sharp. try new neuriva ultra. think bigger. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ cargurus. shop. buy. sell. online. i suffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a journey for a really long time to find some relief. cosentyx works for me. cosentyx hps real people get real relief from the symptoms of psoriatic arthritis or psoriasis. serious allergic reactions, severe skin reactions that look like eczema, and an increased risk of infections, some fatal, have occurred. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms, had a vaccine or plan to or if ibd symptoms develop or worsen. i move so much better because of cosentyx. ask your rheumatologist about cosentyx. hi, my name is damion clark. if you have both medicare and medicaid, i have some really encouraging news that you'll defin

smith may be chewing on that. now >> eli honig, thanks. maggie haberman, general cohen, thank you mark hertling, as well. the race for the house speaker, congressman jim jordan, lobbying moderates, the former president said he can do the job to. later, ukraine and a memorial service faced a russian attack. a report from the scene from one of the deadliest attacks. >> last night, the former president was near the capitol, was on the ellipse at the january six, rather ng's followers to march on. tonight, he tells fox that he would return if asked a return as how speaker. he's expected to be there on tuesday to speak with house republican. speaking today with cnn's christiane amanpour, his 2016 opponent hillary clinton weighed in on the former president. >> it's a classic tale of an authoritarian populace who really has a grip on the emotional, psychological needs and desires of a portion of the population. and that base of the republican party, for whatever combination of reasons, and it is emotional and psychological, cease and someone who speaks for them. and they are determined that they will continue to vote for him, attend his rallies, where his me

smith of washington. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. >> smucker. >> jordan. >> jordan. sorenson. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. soto. >> jeffries. >> jeffries. >>> and so with that vote by mike simpson of ohio for scalise against jim jordan, jordan is now officially worse off right now with the roll call not even done than he was yesterday. he has now 23 votes against him when yesterday the roll call ended, it was 22 votes down, and the day before, he was 20 votes down, and we are expecting at least two more no votes to come down. so far, we have counted a net loss of three, and with the caveat that anything could change at the end of the vote, and some people do flip, but we have not seen it in the balloting. we will bring in manu raju, if we can, as we are watching the votes coming in. we are expect ing -- steube, bu did we hear pete stauber vote? he voted for westerman. so that is 24 while i was jabbing. do we have manu raju coming in. okay. you are there. he is at 24, and we expect congressman steve womack to vote against him as well. so congressman womack's respect for jim jordan knows no bounds. so 25 no votes for jim jordan and another defeat. and he is hemorrhaging the votes and getting worse and worse eve

jim jordan's speaker. and the house will become even more partisan, more dysfunctional. >> the world will definitely be watching in the house of representatives on monday. congressman adam smith, thank you for joining us today. we appreciate it. special coverage of the israel hamas war continues right here on msnbc in just minutes. after the break, we will talk to an american rabbi with a strong message to lawmakers. they've been critical of u.s. support of israel. plus, what he is doing to help jewish communities cope with the trauma of the attacks. later, we will hear from an american woman living in tel aviv right now. she is holed up in which she calls a safe room. as she awaits a word on the whereabouts of missing friends. we'll be right back, stay with us. tay with us salonpas, makers of powerful pain relief patches for 89 years... believes in continuous improvement... like rounded corners that resist peeling, with an array of active ingredients... and sizes to relieve your pain. salonpas. it's good medicine. since my citi custom cash® card automatically adjusts to earn me more cash back in my top eligible category... suddenly life's feeling a little more automatic. lik

jim jordan as speaker. elizabeth: got it. congressman good, thanks for joining us. >>> this is an interesting story coming up, the powerful house way is the and means chairman, jason smithigate whether to get rid of and yank, just abolish the tax-exempt status of colleges after they had rallies celebrating hamas terrorists and their massacre of israelis. and media misreporting worsening the fog of war in the israel-hamas conflict. the rush to judgment by the a media to blame israel without any proof that israel was behind that gaza hospital bombing when the pentagon and national security council, the president announced that it was hamas. we're going to break that down on "the evening edit" next. ♪ was not letting me run the show. so, we switched to verizon business internet. they have business grade internet, nationwide. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. some things are good to know. like...where to find the cheapest gas in town. and which supermarket gives you the most bang for your buck. something else that's good to know? if you have medicare and medicaid, you may be able to get more healthcare benefits - through a humana medicare advantag