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pete: yeah, we stayed up past midnight. barely. will: now we're living clean. clean living, baby. it's new year. emily: after 15 rounds of voting, the house elects california republican kevinccarthy as speaker. pete: kevin mccarthy, republican from california and didn't win speakership once before and he took the gavel in a late night session as gop looks to get to work. >> honorable kevin mccarthy of the state of california having receive add majority of the votes cast is duly e lekked speaker of the -- elected speaker of the house of representative. >> the hard work begins. i may not know all of you, some of you are new, but i hope one thing is clear after this week, i never give up. will: alexandria hoff is live in washington with more. good morning, alexandria. reporter: good morning. pete, you highlighted this earlier and there was a point overnight where there was not going to be a 15th vote and republicans moved to adjourn and minds changed and after midnight, congressman mccarthy was sworn in as speaker. >> there will be times we agree and many times we will differ. i promise our debates will be passionate but they'll never been personal. this chamber is now physic

pete: fox news alert, kevin minute californiamy -- mccarthy is speaker of the house as the 118th congressictoria spartz voted present eight times, then flipped her vote back to mccarthy. will: and she joins us now. thanks for being with us this morning. we'd lo to know your thought process through these 15 rounds of voting. is so as i understand it, originally i think you did support kevin mccarthy the before switching your vote to present for several rounds are. i'm curious at that time why did you move your vote to presentsome. >> thank you so much. well, i think, you know, we're going to be the governing in a very tight majority, and we need to be able to talk to each other, and i felt a stalemate is mostly a good situation. and kevin needed to understand that conservatives are strong people, we're not going to be ruled with an iron fist. we're not with pelosi or mccarthy, we're freedom loving people, and we have to be able to reconcile differences. and some of my colleagues had legitimate concerns we needed to address. so i wanted kevin to go back to the table and not talk about the g

kevin mccarthy statement. that's a statement about what a deliberative open process means for the constitutional public that is the united states of america. >> brian: peteted for kevin mccarthy about it no doubt about it the republicans have lost prestige and opponents to kevin mccarthy have dug in. he feels like there is a lose-lose. you don't feel that way? >> no. i think if you -- listen, i have not been here as long as pete session has. one thing i know about this place every time there is something going on we find a way to make it' ha. i firmly believe we will find a way to elect a speaker and make this happen. you have people nos against kevin. some of the though those members need to have one op. one meetings with him and hammer this out. i don't know if that's happened or not. what i'm hearing it's probably farther apart than it needs to be. amp i talk with you this morning. sit with some members and try to find ways to hammer out a resolution so we can go ahead and elect a speaker and get down to the business that the american people sent us here to do. >> brian: i understand the demands. it's hard to get the demands. it's the weirdest negotia

countries that are struggling because of the failed agenda, it's no longer pelosi, it's kevin mccarthy as our speaker. pete. majority leader, if you have a family feud it either divides you or brings you together. we watched disputes on public display. are the divides going to linger and make it tough to pass the things we are talking about or do you have the sense that the republican caucus has been through something and now they're ready to deliver. >> this has been come to a head to a long time it's over the way congress has been run for years. what pelosi has done over the last four years has been the worst but at some point in time there is going to have to be a confrontation about changing the way washington works. a lot of us as conservatives have been frustrated with that. the american people by the way are very frustrated with it too. and we are going to make those changes starting in the rules package but then it's carrying it out and just making sure that members, all rank and file members can tackle the same issues that all of us want to deal with, bringing bills to the floor, bringing amendmen

kevin mccarthy. congressman mike waltz and pete hegseth, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> bill: thousands gatheringto pay respects to pope benedict xvi. he died the at the age of 95 on saturday. right now his body lying in state inside st. peter's basilica. it will happen until tomorrow rome time. in 2013, ill health made him the first pope to resign in 600 years. his successor, pope francis, will preside over his funeral mass this week taking place on thursday at the vatican. >> dana: fox news learned ftx founder sam bankman-fried is expected to plead not guilty at his arraignment today facing several charges including wire fraud and money laundering. if convicted he could face more than 100 years in jail. andy mccarthy. what do people need to know what's happening with him today? >> an arraignment is usually just a straight forward procedure. ordinarily he will come in and plead not guilty. the case has been assigned to a judge in manhattan and set a discovery scheduled and we'll be off to the races. a slow race. if he tries to defend the case we could be looking at over a year in discovery befor

pete: as always. we want to shift to politics, to the big event that happened this week, you know, overnight, midnight keviny given the gavel as the speaker of the house. but they deferred on a rules package that hay ultimately now have to agree on to get to work. that vote, i believe, is scheduled for monday. what does the future of a gop-led house look like with that vote and legislation? >> yeah. listen, it's going to be tricky. as you guys know, this is such a slim majority, not what they were hope for with talk the of a red tsunami last fall. but as you saw, 15 ballots to get to the new speaker, there's going to have to be a lot of negotiation. so the new rules package is out there. i've been going through sort of the 12 pages, some of it you'll recognize, things that they had decided about how and when to vote on certain things. but after all of those negotiations, we already see some members popping up and saying i don't like the new rules package. so, listen, there's been a lot of negotiating to get to this point, but it's not over. you're right, they've got to get these done before they can start d

the house republican leader kevin mccarthy now appearing to lose for the tenth time this week. i want to bring in republican congressman peteas. he supports kevin mccarthy for speaker. congressman, i appreciate your time. i know last night you had thought this wouldn't go more than another three or four rounds and, well, we're about to go into the fifth after you said that. so you know, where do you think we are right now and are you surprised? >> well, i am a little bit. so i'll go 0 for 2 and tell you that the newest word is that there is some sort of a breakthrough. not towards victory but towards ending the numbers, reducing them. and evidently that's going to take place tonight. >> so let's talk about what you're saying. so you understand there's sort of a breakthrough deal towards reducing the numbers. so not to fully getting over the finish line but to peeling off a few votes? >> it's my understanding that several votes will come by agreement with the deal that evidently has been arranged this afternoon. it started last night. just took a while to materialize. teams of people have gotten back together, and there is s

happened because they are so busy trying to go against the speaker. 90%. >> pete: i think the most likely outcome here is still that kevincomes speaker of the house. if it leads to a more conservative and ardent and solidified republican majority, then there is fruitfulness in this. but if it's just a holdup because of personal grudges, it could go on forever. how many votes will it be? i don't know. ultimately, they better hold those hearings and they better be aggressive as majority, as the only bulwark against what democrats have done to destroy our country over the last two years. >> ainsley: if they agree to term limits, is a grandfathered in? is a start from the next session? >> pete: it's an academic exercise to begin with. it is something republicans have been saying they want to do since gingrich. so good on them for holding out on that. >> ainsley: the reason i ask is because nancy pelosi was speaker for a long time. so it's important to you choose if republicans stay in power. >> brian: a lot of people are very frustrated. the question would be this, he keep giving it to the freedom caucus, you leave behind 80

before he even voted quote he doesn't have the votes, but it's also ken buck, pete sessions, so i think it was time for kevin mccarthy to regroup and everyone else said we had enough. >> one of the mysteries, it's long been true in this town if you're a leader, you don't call a vote unless you know that you have the votes. and yet, they called the vote and they didn't -- and kevin mccarthy didn't have the votes. >> he knew he didn't have the votes and well aware but he also believed and still does that nobody else has the votes. and so this is so much of what we're seeing here is performative. it's performative. i mean, kevin mccarthy wants to be speaker and the 19, now 20 whatever don't want him -- >> rebels. >> rebels don't want him to be speaker but you're exactly right. if this was done in a way where both sides didn't want aggressively to make a point about whatever the point is. we know mccarthy wants -- the point that maybe not mccarthy himself but the people encouraging mccarthy to stick it out, they want to stick it to the freedom caucus but i don't think you can call it that anymore because it's sm

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pete: i with up to get more details what donald trump was able to broker. it is clear kevinmaker after 14 tries. or the opposite take away, a dealmaker who that never gives up. here is some of what has been agreed to. one lawmaker, these are part of the concessions made by kevin mccarthy on his path to the speaker should. one lawmaker can make a motion to elect a new speaker. it has gone down over time. there was talk that it would be 5. we spent -- one can bring a motion to vacate. a potential vote on term limits. a vote on a budget resolution that would balance the budget in 10 years, not to increase the deficit without spending cuts. when a bill is brought to the floor, it will wait 72 hours before a vote to pass the bill. pretty common sense. might want to read a thousand page bill that spends trillions. three seats on the rules committee for house freedom caucus members. will: understand why the motion to vacate is problematic. what does it matter if it is 5 or one? look at all those other items, those are really good things for conservatives and commonsense governance.

. >> that was pete aguilar of california. the move comes as kevinent to the panel investigating what he calls the weaponization of the federal government. ali vitali is on capitol hill. ali, mccarthy cannot just boot schiff and swalwell. omar is expected to be blocked from the torn affairs compete. the democrats call that an act of political vengeance. what are you hearing on the hill? >> you're right. this was not sprooizing as soon as republicans got the majority. democrats expected to see these three members targeted for their committee assignments. the leader ultimately put schiff and swalwell on these expected committees did tee up this battle. but for schiff and swalwell, their process is different. they are on the intel committee, which is a select committee. kevin mccarthy can say, to, i'm not going to have them serve on that committee. with omar it's a different process because it requires a full floor vote in the house. unclear they will actually have the votes to do that. especially as some republican members are calling it out as unfair

pete sessions who has voted six times for kevin mccarthy. congressman, thanks for joining us. what's the latest you are hearing about what's going to happen? >> we are hearing this as you did, jake. that is that this negotiation, it took place with mr. mccarthy, was really a wide ranging viewpoint, not just on his duties as speaker here, but also his campaign activities as he would engage himself in the money that he collected across the country. also to the rules committee, as you recall, i spent 20 years on the rules committee, six years as its chairman last time we were in the majority. to substantively change those procedures at the rules committee would have wide ranging viewpoints up to a point of orders, votes that would be on the floor, things that would be available to any member, meaning the minority. so it really seems like to me that the discussion is for the house to look more like the senate. as you know, they have -- >> congressman, i'm sorry to interrupt. we need to listen to the clerk. i'm sorry. i will bring you back in a second. >> a sufficient number have b

our panel is back radio host tony and kevin, gentlemen, happy new year thanks so much for joining the program so tony i start with you seems simple but mayor petenow can figure it out. >> well first, it is good to be with you lost a little bit of my voice i guess in that holiday season. but it's pete buttigieg lost control of the job he was a bad mayor of south bend he's well over his head. here as a secretary of transportation but most importantly i don't know if the faa glitch is really his fault but what he cannot do is prove that he know what is the job is. and we americans can't understand why we have the whole position to begin with. >> so kevin you know, cross country this we're cross country. meaning we travel all over 600k miles last year there's no cross country if we can't get on the planes. mayor pete is hurting our show, brother. [laughter] >> lawrence you're everywhere i got held up in little rock because of this same issue secretary buttigieg is focused like a laser on repairing infrastructure a lot of these situations involving this faa software issue predate him taking office. but he is ultimately responsible for this. i'm so h

kevin mccarthy won the speakership. top of the hour kellyanne conway and pete hegseth.." >> dana: ahead of tonight's college football championship game the push for athletes to be employees is gaining steam. they argue federal laws being broken by not classifying student athletes as employees. what gives with the debate? grady trimble is live with the details in chicago. >> this decision could ultimately parv the way for student athletes to be paid employees of the ncaa, athletic conference and the universities they compete for and lead to them forming unions. the los angeles office of the national labor relations board is making the case that student athletes are employees entitled to protections under our law. this quote in response to an unfair labor practice complaint filed on behalf of football and basketball players at the university of southern california. the complaint could eventually make its way to the nlrb's full panel for a final decision. >> i don't think the answer is on the immediate horizon but there is a sense if not immediacy at least of inevitability

kevin mccarthy for speaker. may be, he was either the last time or may be he'll do it again, but, he's clearly open to changing, peteons has been on our air, essentially saying the same thing, saying what does the 20 want in terms of who would they accept as a speaker? because it's clear they're not accepting kevin mccarthy. >> we have evidence that they're not serious about getting to a place on kevin mccarthy because donalds was a kevin mccarthy supporter. >> let's listen to the end of the roll call? >> mccarthy? >> zinke? >> mccarthy. >> the reading clerk will now call the names of the members elect who did not answer the first call of the roll. armstrong? >> mccarthy. >> byce? >> mccarthy. >> buck? >> mccarthy. >> cloud? >> donalds. >> crenshaw? >> mccarthy. >> davidson? >> mccarthy. >> garberino? >> mccarthy. >> grossman? >> mccarthy. >> jackson? >> jeffries. >> pelosi? >> jeffries. >> presley? >> jeffries. >> rogers of washington? >> mccarthy. >> salizar? >> mccarthy. >> santos? >> mccarthy. >> schiff? >> jeffries. >> sparks? >> present. >> so, what is the significance, congressman jones, what is the significa

kevin mccarthy is not the man. even though 200 republicans say he is. 19 to 20 say he isn't. but, could a breakthrough be on the agenda today at noon when we go back to voting? >> petesee. there are reported additional concessions that have been made to the freedom caucus by kevin mccarthy and his team. here's what they are and we will see if they are ultimately acceptable when it comes to the next vote after, what, noon today? lowering the threshold for motion to vacate. it was at 5:00. now it would be to one member of. >> ainsley: one person doesn't like him and they're able to stay let's have him out? >> pete: house it representation on the rules committee. how many seats, votes on term limits, which is something republicans have been saying. >> ainsley: ralph norman wants three terms for congressman. >> pete: sounds good to me. stand alone votes on 1 individual appropriations bill which is the way it used to be. things that calling for things congress used to be. nancy pelosi consolidated a lot of power and changed it so the power is in the hands of one person. that, to me, makes sense. see how many votes. >> brian: the rules committee. i want two and a third co

kevin mccarthy today? congressman elects ralph normal is a hold-out, ask what is up next. >> ashley: check in with pete hegsethat is coming up on "fox and friends." >> happy friday to both of you and to kesha king, who i love, she's the best. on "fox and friends," new court documents reveal chilling details of the man accused of murdering four idaho college students, we'll break down what we know about him, that guy there, doesn't deserve to be named, including how police tracked him all the way to pennsylvania. the father of one victim, steve goncalves will join us like and geraldo and jack keane will join us in just about 11 minutes and 30 seconds. see you there. rough, it's time for theraflu hot liquid medicine. powerful relief so you can restore and recover. theraflu hot beats cold. in today vote finally threat congress get to work for you the american people. alexandria hoff with a look ahead. good morning with, alexandria. >> good morning. whether or not we will have a speaker today depends on if those who vowed not to support mccarthy on 11 vets in speaker mccarthy still not elected get started on legis

you know, when we had pete sessions on a few moments ago, david, he put the number of never kevins as seven or eight. >> nobody knows. there is no roll call, right? there has been a roll call but not a roll call of who is serious. chip roy is not a never never. he's a never, but not a never never. it's clear that matt gaetz is a never never until he's not. i think he's all over the place. >> never nevers, never, never, never. >> this insanity is amazing. don't forget, you know, with the never nevers, they do not include paul gosar and scott perry. >> yeah. >> you think they're going to be the voices of reason who really bring people together? >> scott perry has been in the room negotiating. he has been in there according to the -- >> the bazaar is open and this is the time you have maximum leverage f you're not a never never this is a time when you want to cut the maximum, you know, some subcommittee chairs maybe even committee chairs maybe being born in these rooms. >> that's a double negative. >> that's the other tension point. at some point where is the rational to be, you know, fo

kevin mccarthy. to put that in further perspective that's $94,170 for every person in the country. back in 2008 petee secretary and later co-founder of the blackstone group committed $1 billion to create a foundation in his name dedicated to, quote, raise awareness of america's long-term fiscal challenges and promote solutions to ensure a better economic future. you've probably seen some of the ads that the foundation has made to sound the alarm. >> we all care about education, investing in the next generation requires serious resources. we spend $1 billion a day on interest because of the national debt. we need to do something about that. learn more at thenationaldebt.org. >> joining me is the ceo of the peterson foundation. your father, a billion dollars he donated to this cause. what why us so important to him? >> well, i think it reflected some of the values that he lived during his life. his parents were immigrants from greece. they came over with no education, no resources. they worked hard and saved for their future. those savings allowed my father to become educated and live a great life her

>> pete: i will take the first three and see if you note last two. melissa earhardt. kevin they gave me the list i thought they therefore gave me the job. they didn't trust me but gave it to you. >> hey you too, save the arguing for tomorrow. okay? >> okay. will. >> janice: i'm going to be on "fox & friends weekend" as well tomorrow. >> ainsley: yea. >> janice: they should have my bittle picture. i will talk to the management. take a look at the maps because we have a storm system that's going to move across the central u.s. cold air in place. snow storm developing for the rockies and the midwest and then we also have the potential for some snow downwind of the great lakes and then the interior sections of the northeast where we have, yes, a coastal storm that is going to creep on up this weekend from the gulf coast up towards the southeast and the northeast. okay. you know i have -- i am the storm, it has been out and a best seller. wohoo and we are going to do signing next week. this one is happening at long island university. brian kilmeade told me is he going to come ou

pete: that's the truth. it happened just after midnight last night after 15 rounds of voting, the house elects california republican kevinccarthy as the speaker of the house. emily: mccarthy taking the gavel in a late night session as the gop looks to get to work. will: alexandria hoff is live in washington with more. good morning, alexandria. reporter: good morning. it took 14 failed votes flipping more than a dozen holdouts and a final tally taking place just after midnight but speaker mccarthy has the gavel and we have the 118th congress sworn in early this morning. >> that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter so help you god. >> i do. >> congratulations, you are now mcellroy members -- members of the 118th congress. reporter: it is conclusion of drama-filled four days of voting in over 150 years and mccarthy received a standing ovation just after 1:00 a.m.. [ chanting usa ]. >> from the great state of california and the next speaker of the 118th congress, kevin mccarthy. [ cheering ]. reporter: the stalemate over this vote led by members of the house freedom

pete: have a great saturday, will cain will be in el paso, we'll be right here. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> the honorable kevinccarthy the of the state of california, having received a majority of the votes cast, is duly elected speaker of the house of representatives. [cheers and applause] neil: it's over. or is it? sure, kevin mccarthy is speaker of the house, he got the votes, and as of 1:39 this morning, little more than 8 hours ago, he potentially got the gavel. he officially got the gavel. but at what price? he made a whole lot of concessions and it darn near came to blows. more on that later. just how did things unfold the way they did on that crucial 15th ballot, and how did mccarthy forces get those 6 never kevin members to end up voting present rather than against mccarthy? pennsylvania republican scott perry was a no vote on mccarthy too, but with he changed his mind a few voting rounds earlier. why then? we'll ask him, because perry is here now. and so is texas congressman keith selt who did the same thing. and look who wells is joining us this morning -- who else, none other than dan crenshaw who

. >>> and still ahead on "morning joe," democratic congressman pete aguilar takes a slap at kevin mccarthy during speakership nominations yesterday. we'll show you those remarks that got thunderous applause. >>> plus, veteran democratic strategist james carville joins us with his takeaways from yesterday's speakership stalemate. also ahead, democratic governor andy beshear of kentucky will be our guest as president biden prepared to visit his state today in a bipartisan event with mitch mcconnell. and up next, we'll go live to the hospital in's cincinnati where damar hamlin remains in critical condition. what the family of the buffalo bills safety is saying about his health after suffering cardiac arrest on the field. >>> you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. did you know you can get discounts on your meds even if you don't have a medicare prescription drug plan? it's true. all you have to do is go to singlecare.com type in your prescription, and then present the coupon to your pharmacist. it's that simple. not to mention, it's free. singlecare is accepted by major pharmacies

kevin. larry: a major announcement today for the golden gate ridge, $400 million in federal grant money is heading here to complete the final phase of its seismic peteuttigieg was in san francisco this morning detailing the project which will include work on the main span, both towers and they underside of toll plaza. it is expected to be completed in 2029. liz: it is the tale of two bridges, the golden gate bridge and bay bridge both counting on dollars for big repairs. larry: our reporter is live with a look at where the money is going for the golden gate bridge, and what the bay bridge needs. suzanne? suzanne: the bay bridge has a spectacular light display at night, but it is old and money is running out to replace it. the golden gate bridge dates -- needs updates to make it safe. there is a lot of love for the golden gate bridge. >> the first thing at the top of the list when they visit is how do i get to the golden gate bridge. reporter: it is also a critical connector. >> carries over 100,000 vehicles a day, 37 million a year. reporter: today, and announcement from pete buttigieg. >> there is only one golden gate bridge and we are going to pro

pete hegseth, in for laura ingraham tonight. >> and this is a special the edition of the ingrams angle. >> late last night, speaker kevin mccarthy delivered a tour de force announcing in very clear terms why he was removing certain democrats who deserved it, namely adam schiff and eric swalwell from serving on the intel committeeg on. the intel committee's responsibility is the nationalo. security to america. they have failed in that place. positionm schiff using a position of the intel chairina lying to the american publicmeag again and again. swalwell, you all know, doesu a not have the ar should have the responsibility to serve on the intel committee. i'll put the nationarve on thely ahead of partisan politics any day. integrit the nationay matters ae going to make the intel committee back to what it was tt supposed to be.s suppos >> well, today, those aforementioned democrats held a press conference on being mocrats hebooted. >> it was a sad affair alleging ofis was merely an act of political retaliation by mccarthy. in other words political ret, te basically owed these positions will only, i think, breed with distrust withi

pete will be my first guest. >> you spend your saturday night off work and you come back on sunday. >> bill: good morning, still no speaker of the house in 11 votes. kevin mccarthy coming up short late last night. we are learning a new framework emerging that might give him a viable path with more concessions to the block of 20 republicans who oppose him. talks could stretch into the weekend. maybe we get a vote today. we'll find out more when the house reconvenes at noon. jim banks out of indiana will join us for the latest moments away. stay tuned. meanwhile this. blowing the lid off the idaho murder investigation. a newly unsealed affidavit revealing how police caught the suspect in the killing of four college students. if you read through the affidavit the details we've learned so far are stunning. it's friday, good morning and i'm bill hemmer. >> dana: a busy "newsweek" for the first week of the year. asme owe dana perino and "america's newsroom." it has been nearly two months since the students were found stabbed to death in their beds and court documents are revealing the trail of evidence police used to arrest the man they say is responsible, 28

pete hegseth, in for laura ingraham tonight. >> and this is a special the edition of the ingrams angle. >> late last night, speaker kevin mccarthy tour de force announcing in very clear terms why he was removing certain democrats who deserved it, namely adam schiff and eric swalwell from serving on the intel committeeg on. the intel committee's responsibility is the nationalo. security to america. they have fail

fourth round of votes, the fourth of what would be six rounds of vote that kevin mccarthy failed to win on any of the six so far, petecalifornia once again nominated hakim -- hakeen jeffries for speaker of the house. >> there is no frustration on our side. we are focused on serving the american people. in order to do that, we have to unite behind the speaker. democrats are united behind a speaker who prioritizes putting better paying jobs in industries of the future, growing up in a working class family he knows that a good-paying job and good education are key to economic mobility. he knows that to tackle the affordability crisis in this country we need to make sure that everybody gets paid enough to live and work in any zip code. and he knows that by creating these jobs we can once again make it in america. madam clerk, as chair of the democratic caucus, i am directed by that vote of the caucus to present for election to the 118th congress, the honorable hakeem jeffries, representative elect for the state of new york for the office of speaker. host: our coverage here on c-span resuming this morning at 11:50 with th

kevin. tax folk who've already been taxed and made a decent life and bought their house. how on earth, says petete says how on earth? john talks about a bedroom tax with a straight face. what dreadful i d is. is there anyone out there that does agree with that ? i mean, we do agree with that? i mean, we do have to do something different. maybe that is that i don't know . you tell me. let's talk about tax, shall we? i mean , you won't tax, shall we? i mean, you won't want to be rishi sunak right now. he must just want now. i mean, he must just want to head against a wall to bang his head against a wall or something just be in or something orjust be in despair with his team because it is relentless, isn't it ? not is relentless, isn't it? not just for him, by the way. of course, he got a fixed penalty notices for a seatbelt the other day and now at the chairman of the party is under investigation. and it seems the highway this is an argument basically about taxes, whether or not he disclosed it was all made yougov his polling companies whether or not he declared the right amount of money or receiv

whale kevin mccarthy hasn't wn any of these votes today, he did win the closed door vote by republican conference to be the speaker in november by a resounding margin. i mean, every time pete aguilar gets up to introduce hakeem jeffries, you probably notice he talks about by the will of the conference, it's my pleasure to put hakeem jeffries into nomination. he says something to that effect every time. the republican conference has their own rules that kevin mccarthy followed, kevin mccarthy won, he beat anybody that was willing to challenge him behind closed doors and as you point out, a similar group of folks led by scott perry are saying those election results are nice. we don't think they count hear. we're going to do our own thing. >> david jolly, this is what an autocratic faction inside your own party, and this is what permitting it to thrive yields. it yields anti-democratic practices inside your own party. >> yeah, look, in many ways the hijackers have breached the cockpit and taken control of the airplane. these are essentially the same group in a new iteration that started to emerge in 2010 and 2012 as the tea party and manifested into the tea caucus. they were

pete sessions say well, maybe we need to move on. at this point, it's a matter of principle. whether i like kevin mccarthy or not, i can't let 1/10 of the caucus win. i got to stay with kevin mccarthy through a vote. they really are dealing with people, and hostage, there's no violence attached here. it's just useful. we use this, you know, when we're talking politics on the hill or not. you can't let five people or ten people hijack your caucus because if you do, whether you like mccarthy, you can't just say they win, let's move on to somebody else, because then they get their way. >> they're going to get their way. >> the 90% can't let the 10% get their way or else they're owned by them for the next two years. >> well, they are owned by them, and the reality is the caucus has been taken hostage. look, keep in mind that one of the signature parts of the kevin mccarthy speakership will be to empower marjorie taylor greene and the qanon caucus. yeah, i agree with you, and obviously this is the line we're getting a lot of out of washington, you know, you cannot allow, you know, this 10% to dictate