will bit higher because they will have to build constituencies that the government is changing. john dickek _ the government is changing. john dickey, thank you _ the government is changing. john dickey, thank you very much for coming on the programme. let's head to pakistan, where 1.7 million afghans to leave the country. let's head to pakistan, where 1.7 million afghans are asked to leave the country. people who don't have refugee status are asked to leave by november the 1st. there's plenty of travel across the border. the taliban government have urged pakistan to rethink this decision. let's take a look at the numbers. 1.3 million afghans registered as refugees in pakistan. 880,000 have legal status to remain. 1.7 million don't have refugee status. those figures are from the un. earlier, sukria barakzai, former afghan mp and human rights activist gave me her reaction. i think it's a very political decision. the second stance is the afghan refugees who are currently in pakistan. it's really chaotic. the pakistan. it's really chaotic. the pakistan government never provide any kind of ass

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let's go to john hannah, the former national security adviser to dick cheney. israel too cool it or hold off on this invasion. what do you make of it all? >> i think the invasion is coming, neil. the israelis with u.s. support. the president of the united states haas been very strong as has the congress that this is not the time for a cease fire. there's other parties in europe including the prime ministers in germany and france that have said similarly that now is the time for israel to fight hamas. the israelis are going in with the american cover. what we need to help them with is thinking through the entire strategic frame work of how do they go in and not only defeat hamas militarily and politically, but what comes the day after. that's, of course, the 64,000 question that nobody has a great answer to right now. >> neil: if you get rid of hamas and i have no doubt that they would succeed in doing that, that they would reoccupy that region. that invites a lot of problems. >> yeah, no. this is has been the conundrum for israel for 20 years. you can hit hamas,

john boehner. dick ephart, pastor, all these folks.y had their governing hat they had to put in, of course. then you your political hat. in your awarded a ballot, those vulnerable members. particularly, if they have an narrow majority. that just does not seem, so, those are the people that are most interesting. when they go back to town halls. when they're doing interviews with reporters, and those vulnerable republicans, in new york, california, and other swing states, this kind of chaos really doesn't suit them. again, this is a -- majority heading into a presidential turnout year election. it almost seems that many republicans in the house could care less. >> all, right, well to be continued, i suppose. brendan buck, david plouffe, jen palmieri. the co-host of the new msnbc podcast, how to win in 2024. excellent. which is available now wherever you get your podcasts. thank you guys all so much for your time. i sincerely appreciate it. we have much more still to come tonight, including the humiliating split screen for the republican

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>> john: sandra, was just thinking about dick butkus. he made 62 appearances in film and television after his football career. he was a beloved figure. >> sandra: we remember him. so many great pictures. they cycle through here. so fun to see. hey, i hope you have a great weekend, john. >> john: you too. see you monday. >> sandra: we'll be back. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. "the story" with martha starts right now. >> martha: thank you very much, guys. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. on this friday, i'll be joined by bret baier and ari fleischer about the battle for speaker of the house. brand new developments in this. we will talk about it coming up shortly. also, the big announcement that is coming from r.f.k. jr. joe rogan speaks out on the trump trial. we'll get to all of that. first, chicago's democrat mayor also throwing his hat in the ring. he will head to the border as well to see what's going on. his city's parks and o'hare airport turn in to shelters with the city holding

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dick durbin. and brendan buck, an msnbc political analyst, and former press secretary to former house speakers, john house republicans will try again to put forward yet another speaker nominee. new candidates are emerging, including house majority whip, tom emmer, but according to politico, former president trump has told allies he doesn't support emirs bid, because he wants more of a maga loyalist, even after his friend jim jordan lost three votes last week. where do you see the speaker fight candidate headed next? >> well, at this point, i think it would be done to make any predictions about who's going to be the next speaker. i honestly have no idea. i wish that we had sort of avoided all of this. i wish that we had decided to just go ahead with patrick mchenry, the speaker pro tem. and worry about a speaker later. it's very clear right now there's nobody who can really unite republicans. tom emmer can throw his name in the hat, as you flagged, he's got serious issues he's going to have to work through. but this is basically an open call at this point. there's as many as nine or ten people who ar

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target mentioned footlocker in dick's sporting goods all were that the prophets have been under pressure from loss of inventory due to thefts in the whole segment. jane johns shoplifting had reached epidemic levels in britain this is not just an american problem it seems i started here and spread overseas. this cannot happen in a civilized society. stuart: thank you. coming up what do the gop holdouts actually win, nothing at all except the house republican caucus a laughingstock. that is my taken the top of the hour. today is 18 days of the order union strike is expanded to 25000 workers. grady trimble on the ground with the latest after this. ♪ if your child has diabetes, you'll want the most accurate cgm, dexcom g7. it's on. and, he's off. you can see his glucose numbers right on your phone, so you can always be there for him with dexcom g7. ♪ ♪ i nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live sports never used to be this easy. now you can stream all your games like it's nothing. yes! [ cheers ] yeah! woho! running up and down that field looks tough. it's a pitch. get way more into what you're into when you stream on the xfinity 10g network. here's wh

why chief justice john roberts has even come out in what i would say kind of veiled criticism against kagan and others in ruling against some of the cases. i want to stay on roberts. dickurbin has tried to have him have an enforceable code of conduct. where does chief justice roberts fall in this? >> i think he falls between a rock and a hard place. i think on the one hand, he is as attuned to and sensitive to the institutional problems the court is facing and the costs of an erosion of public trust in the court that he really wants to do what he can to push back against that. on the other hand, he is just one among nine. he can't force his other eight colleagues to do much of anything. his real power over his colleagues is simply the power of persuasion. i think the real question is, how can he get everyone from -- you mentioned justice kagan and jackson all the way to alito, on board with the idea that whatever the supreme court is deciding, it is important, it is essential that the court's decisions be per perceived as legi legitimate, not because we all agree, but the idea is we should all at least agree that there are principles there. i think that's the real task

dick's diversity and equality and inclusion belonging and justice. the goal is to create a sustainable change in as many communities as possible. and john a 1968 olympia was the special guest at yesterday's event. he's well known for the power or the black power salute. in 1968. and remember that. >> has been a great day specially to bring our team out oakland and place. historically that has been known for liberation and freedom of speech to come out here does not walk around the lake, especially with all the street vendors. it's not like it is important for us to be in the community working well, as looking kind of like expand our vision, expand our it's always nice to come out. have a nice little fresh air. look at our team to do some different law. >> well, the team raised $5,000, but you can still donate if you'd like to their cause. just go to their website at cal bears dot com. >> time now is 6.46. and we're checking out the weather trying to dry out, but it was sufficiently wet this morning. yeah, the golden gate bridge was when. yeah, all that stuff. but it looks like that's going to be drawn up pretty quick. john. good morning

dick's diversity, equality, inclusion, belonging and justice department. the goal is to create a sustainable change in as many communities as possible. that is their mission. john a 1916 olympian, was the special guest. yesterday's event, a man well known for that black power salute. back in 1968. >> has been a great day, especially to bring our team out oakland and place. historically that has been known for liberation and freedom of speech to come out here does not walk around the lake, especially with all the street vendors. it's not like it is important for us to be in the community working well, as looking kind of like expand our vision, expand our it's always nice to come out. have a nice little fresh air. look at our team to do some different law. >> well, the team raised $5,000. if you'd like to donate, you still can. their website is cal bears dot com. they've got a link there for you. >> time now is a 46. and we're looking at a nice day. the skies have parted foggy and cloudy and rainy yesterday yesterday. yeah, but today a different story. we've got john with a look outside edge on. yes, so much different out there to start your monday than what we h

say, if my choice was voting for dick gephardt or voting for -- i'm not turning the house over for freaks. it's about being an institutionalist. i'll say, it's like john along with the affordable care act, but he was not going to overturn the affordable care act because it would have undermined the institution of the supreme court of the united states. so i understand why -- i understand. by the way, we -- >> you were okay with -- >> let me finish what i'm saying. let me finish what i'm saying. we knock kevin mccarthy around all the time. i don't want to have people misunderstand what i'm saying. i don't know what i would have done if i were in your position. i don't know. i probably would have voted the way you voted, but i'm still asking the question. what's more important, the institution or kevin mccarthy's gross failings as a leader? >> so i think, one, you have to put the blame here where it goes, which is the extreme eight in his own party who refuse to support him. we have to put that on the tae. leaving that out is a gla thing. secondly, i was very willing and worked to try to find a deal that we could work together, where we could get more b