mary miller of illinois. she tweeted this afternoon, we are negotiating a historic conservative victory to finally stop spending -- reckless spending and debt from crushing our children and grandchildren. we will ensure the republican house cannot do what senate republicans did when they passed the disastrous $1.7 trillion omnibus. we must stop biden. and one more this morning from another member of congress who was tweeting about their statement that they put out, josh breechen of oklahoma, a long statement explaining his vote. it was 14 members who changed their votes in the 12th round, one more member in the 13th round. looks like we'll need at least 14 rounds of votes. we'll see what happens. we're waiting for the official tally from the 13th round from the clerk of the house. live coverage here on c-span. >> we continue to await the official tally from the house chloric on the 13th round of voting. a possible 14th round of voting coming today. one of those members who changed their vote back in the 12th

. >> mary miller just -- >> miller. let's wait and see, chip roy and if you have scott perry voting yes, you'll have the serious people will now come over to kevin and then you'll have the kind of the clown show for lack of a better phrase, right? the people who are just -- they're just here for theater, right? if those are the folks still outstanding mccarthy will win. >> that's i think the key point. >> that was mary miller. >> mary miller who had previously been part of the bloc of 20 just flipped her vote. you see this building momentum in terms of flitting the bloc of the 20 who are obstinate against mccarthy. the thing to look at if you don't read the tea leaves of politics every day, the difference if that 20 between the intransigent ones there not in good faith to simply make a stand and show and frankly burn the house down, and the ones who have principled policy differences where they're really using this moment to negotiate some policy that they care about, some principle they care about and are genuinely act

davis, former congressman rodney davis, this is who you lost to, congresswoman mary miller who voted -- you were redistricted and ran against each other and she beat you and now she's voting for jim jordan for speaker. what do you make of that? >> well, i don't think anyone is surprised at anyone in illinois would be surprised by that. we got to take a step back and wonder because it's candidates like her that were supported by former president trump. you know, is former president trump playing both sides of this race right now? i mean, i'd like to think that he will be loyal to kevin with his endorsement but with some of these votes, i got to question that. >> yeah. manu raju, let's go to you now because now we have 16 votes, republican votes against kevin mccarthy, congressman andy biggs just got his ninth vote. that's 16. he can only afford to lose four. manu, what's going to happen? >> it's going in the wrong direction. this was not what they expected several days ago. remember, yesterday it looked like there were about 14 votes, five hard no votes, nine republicans who were skep

he w correspondent, mary miller, reports from the capital kinshasa, where large crowds are expected to greet the pope. ah, excitement is india. it's not a usual sunday mass for these church goers and concourse capital kinshasa. the visit of pope frances himself is eagerly anticipated gay corn rel blah, in the murky murray. this is a once in a life by marin. oh, we wanted to be peaceful god, allah, it will leave a mark in our hearts and minds secret on marking. okay, you just all in kinshasa, we live calmly, but our preface in the east suffer their death every day. but in the most gives us hope. those are gone though i might spectrum to god for reconciliation among the congolese is going molar and reconciliation between the congolese under wanda's lip . you wonder in the east of the country, the congolese army and rebels from the m. 23 group of fighting what is effectively a war? the fighting has killed thousands and caused hundreds of thousands to flee. after recently broke had cease fire, the rebels were to withdraw, but then captured a strategically important town. dear c president,

. >> let's listen in for mary miller and see if she doesn't change her vote again. >> miller of illinois. mccarthy. >> she stayed there. >> miller of ohio. >> mccarthy. >> next up the question is rosendale, one of the holdouts we've yet to hear from him. we'll dip back in. >> yeah. rosendale is key because of the montana senate race implications. there are a number of republicans in the chamber who may be running for the senate in 2024 and sparks from indiana maybe was looking into the senate race over there. some of the votes here, not just today, but how they act in this majority over the next two years, some of that will be performative with a look ahead towards a republican primary for the u.s. senate. >> you have two members, zinke and rosendale. >> that's fascinating. >> montana is so -- >> your point on oversight is right. zinke, in fact, was subject to it when he was secretary of the interior and had to leave in a scandal. >> back to jake. >> all right. thanks so much, anderson. i'm joined by republican congressman brian fitzpatrick of pennsylvania right outside the city of phila

and mary miller. it is not 20 yet. it is not the magic number he needs. we will find out exactly the number he will need after the vote is over. when reporters asked him on his way into the chamber, what was it exactly that moved the needle? what was it that changed these members's minds? mccarthy said simply, a short answer, he said i think sitting and talking, working through it, when they finally got out of the chamber and stopped the votearamas, and started talking among each other, not only opponents but the rest of the conference, people started to change their minds. we are also looking at a lot of concessions it seems mccarthy has made. that includes a lot of big wins for the house freedom caucus members, the far right conservatives who wanted more representation for example on the powerful rules committee, they want a vote on term limits for the speaker. they wanted standalone votes on appropriation bills. and they wanted to lower the threshold from 5 to one for the motion to vacate the speaker chair. that is going to be huge. if this winds up ha

he got to see the republican that beat him in the primary, mary miller. is one of the maga, mega maga types voting against kevin mccarthy every time. you are in a sum lar similar si. you have conventions in virginia. that's crazy but that's a separate issue. you have conventions and bob beat you at a convention. back to the subject at hand, you have some insight into bob good, congressman bob good making a point of being one of the four hell no, never kevin guys. you are one of the constituents. so you heard from him. >> that is sort of crazy how things work out. people are sending me e-mail that's bob good is putting out right now, fund mazing, making money thof is a really -- this is how they do things. i was reading down to the end of the e-mail. it is an appeal to righteousness as far as bob good is concerned. i did something crazy when i read the e-mail. i looked at the pbi of every district and did an average. it's r plus 27. >> you have to translate. >> so number of republicans over democrats in that specific district that is registered to vote. so

>> mary miller from illinois, another one of the holdouts, she also flipping over and voting for mccarthy. that means there have been 13 folk who is have voted against mccarthy previously and now 7 of those 13 have flipped over. so he's actually of the votes cast by previous mccarthy opponents in this roll majority over. he's gotten more than half of them. 7 of the 13 have flipped over. paul gosar will vote at the end. he has seemed pretty dug in, but we'll see what happens there. the next name to come on the list is ralph norman. we're about 15 names away from him. very rapid fire after that. scott perry, chair of the freedom caucus, has been central to these locations. it will be interesting to see. chip roy was central to this package cut overnight or that deal that was swa worked out overnight. we'll see what happens with chip roy. does spartz start voting for mccarthy. she started voting present. but mccarthy was promising progress here. this is not a winning number for him, but there's the possibility the way this is looking that he could get out of this ballot flipping over more th

also folks we hadn't seen on my watch list like mary miller, a republican from illinois. she's a member of the freedom caucus. the question now is are they going to be able to smoke out the opposition here. are they ahead of where the public reporting was about this opposition. we started thinking that there was a list of approximately 14 republicans, 5 hard nose, which i think the majority have already voted. another nine soft nosed. we're expanding upon that note significantly. scott perry, another one who was a soft no joined the group voting. so we're in territory now where we are beyond what at least the public reporting indicated would be mccarthy's challenge. he's in deeper water than anticipated a little more than an hour ago before this vote started. >> a soft no, would not want to be the fifth vote to sink mccarthy on the first, but once it's in the territory of 15, it becomes a lot easier for scott perry of pennsylvania to go against. and while you were talking, we saw nancy pelosi standing up and voting for her successor as democratic leader hakeem jeffreys an

your wounds but we just saw the woman that defeated you in a republican primary, congresswoman mary millerepresentative donalds. again, the total for representative donalds is 12, one of the things that happens when these maga candidates defeat more establishment conservatives like yourself, sir, is this kind of chaos, i think you would argue. >> it is chaos and there are a lot of folks, the never mccarthy folks like chaos. they want the house to be more chaotic. we've seen that. i have a seen that in private and i now the american people are seeing what i witnessed privately over the last ten years, play out in a very public setting. i want to thank you for the birthday gift you just gave me to remind me that my former colleague who beat me voted against kevin mccarthy. but there's something to think about here too. club for growth, david macintosh made a deal last night with mccarthy that i think he and his organization thought would move some of these individuals off of the fence, off of byron donalds and to kevin mccarthy. but we're seeing

he was beaten by mary miller. she had donald trump's endorsement.le back home will support here. he's the 21 of them here. if you look at the 21 of them, 16 of them received donald trump's endorsement back in their primary. so they got here, in part, thanks to donald trump. donald trump wants him to vote kevin mccarthy, but they say, no. >> i have to say i am not yet convinced that donald trump is actually firmly fully throwing his weight behind kevin mccarthy. we saw a statement on truth social yesterday, and you reported that he made some phone calls monday. i mean, he has shown more passion going after the cast of "hamilton" than he does about these rebels. >> ruby freeman, the election worker in georgia, he has gone after her more than he has anyone else this week. >> putting himself in potential legal liability by the way which we'll cover when we get back to covering normal things. >> whenever this is -- >> he no longer has the protection of the presidency is all i'm saying because he's back slandering and libelling this woman. >> he is 100% n

indiscernible] representative james from indiana, representative jim banks from indiana, representative mary miller from illinois, representative brad wenstrup from ohio. representative andy harris md from maryland. representative michelle fishbach from minnesota. we are also joined by two congressmen who will be speaking to us next and for whom i am so grateful to know. the first is the new majority, the u.s. house of representatives, congressman steve scalise of louisiana. [cheering] he is a great guy. [laughter] next we will welcome congressman chris smith from new jersey. [cheering] [applause] leaders skill ease has been a pro-life champion for many years and even in the initial days of congress, in working hard on behalf of the unborn children and their mothers, then following leaders kalish, we will hear from a wonderful congressman who is a long time [indiscernible] in the pro-life caucus. welcome, leaders skill ease, and congressman. [cheering] >> how are y'all doing? [cheering] what an exciting crowd to see all of these beautiful, young people here to defend life. this has been a battle fo

[applause] representative mary miller from illinois.] representative fallon brad wenstrup from ohio. [applause] representative andy harris md from maryland. [applause] representative michelle fischbach from minnesota. [applause] we are also joined by two congressmen who will be speaking us -- to us next, and who i am grateful to now. the first is that the new majority leader of the u.s. house of representatives, congressman steve scalise of louisiana. [applause] he is a great guy. [laughter] will be welcoming congressman chris smith from new jersey. [applause] leaders police has been a pro-life champion for many years, eating -- even in the initial days in congress is working on behalf of the unborn children and mothers. following leaders police we will hear from chris smith, who is a longtime friend of the march for life and pro-life movement and is cochairman of the pro-life caucus. welcome leaders police and congressman. -- scalise and congressman. >> how are you doing? what an exciting crowd to see these beautiful, young people here

who voted against mccarthy on the first ballot, andy biggs, michael cloud, eli crane, matt gaetz, mary miller, ralph norman, scott perry, matt rosendale, and there's one individual here whose family i met because they disavowed him is paul gosar, and they described january 6th as a tourists day, and there were others active in the coup plot so much that they are under doj scrutiny and that applies to scott barry and a few others. what ideologically binds the 19? >> not much, nicole. ideology is a strong word for anything that might connect that group. they are certainly pro trump even in the modern republican conference, and ralph norman, one of the members you didn't mention was the one who texted mark meadows about the martial law, and they are the fridge 9% or so of the republican party in the house, and their list of demands for kevin mccarthy is kind of all over the place. some want committee assignments, and some want legislation that would ban the federal income tax to get a vote. they are all over the place. the thing that really unites them is they are not particularly interested in

one more from representative mary miller of illinois.n america first agenda with secure america's southern border before sending in this money to ukraine. drug cartels, gang members and terrorists from across the world cross our border daily to kill americans. i wish biden cared as much about america as he does about ukraine. let's go to the phone lines. we want to hear whether you believe the u.s. should continue to aid ukraine. if you think yes, call us at (202) 748-8000. if you think no, the number is (202) 748-8001. if you are a current or former member of the military, call us at (202) 748-8002. our first caller of the day is william in new york. you think aid to ukraine should continue, tell us why. caller: because there is a point in time when russia simply has to be stopped or slowed down. at this point, i think we are at the point where stop is the right word. host: thank you for your call. let us go to robert from iowa, you do not think the age should continue. tell us more. caller: i think we need to get to a point where we un

one more from representative mary miller of illinois.n america first agenda with secure america's southern border before sending in this money to ukraine. drug cartels, gang members and terrorists from across the world cross our border daily to kill americans. i wish biden cared as much about america as he does about ukraine. let's go to the phone lines. we want to hear whether you believe the u.s. should continue to aid ukraine. if you think yes, call us at (202) 748-8000. if you think no, the number is (202) 748-8001. if you are a current or former member of the military, call us at (202) 748-8002. our first caller of the day is william in new york. you think aid to ukraine should continue, tell us why. caller: because there is a point in time when russia simply has to be stopped or slowed down. at this point, i think we are at the point where stop is the right word. host: thank you for your call. let us go to robert from iowa, you do not think the age should continue. tell us more. caller: i think we need to get to a point where we un

we'll get more from john miller, also mary ellen o'toole, special agent and profiler.llen, let's talk about these postings. i mean, it seems kind of textbook of, well, how do you interpret it? >> well, as i went through the article and i saw how he's describing himself and how he feels, the depersonalization, the anxiety, the depression, feelings of wanting to commit suicide, that's all very serious. and then he talks about this phenomenon known as visual snow. then all of a sudden, there seems to have been just a stop in what's happening to him, and he's able to go on, get a college degree, a master's degree, and apply for a phd program. all of those things he's described can be life altering. they can really affect the long-term quality of his life. and to think that he was able to get over those -- that depression and that anxiety, the suicide thinking, suicide ideation without any kind of mental health assistance is really stunning to me. so, i would think that if that was, in fact, how he was feeling at the time, there should be a much more formal record of it. ag

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joined by mary ellen o'toole, legendary profiler, also john miller.our reporting, we want to start with that. we mentioned in gary's report about what the suspect was originally doing in his family's home in pennsylvania. it involves garbage bags. what have you learned on that? >> just to give you context, anderson, you've got the pennsylvania state police and fbi surveillance team in a rural area where it's hard to do surveillance because strange cars would stand out. so, they're watching the house from a distance. what i'm told by the law enforcement sources that kohberger comes out a number of times. he cleans the car extensively, almost as if, you know, you were going to clean it to sell it as a new car. inside, outside, every inch of it. and during much of these trips and outside the house, the sources say he's wearing surgical gloves. this is what they're revealing the surveillance. there's a period he comes out at 4:00 in the morning with two bags of garbage, walks by their own garbage, and puts it in the neighbor's bins. when they did the tras

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joining us for that chief law enforcement and intelligence intel john miller, also former fbi special agent criminal profiler mary ellen o'toole and mark o'meara. john, there's so much disturbing evidence laid out in court today. these -- i just got to say these google search, internet searches are incredible. i mean from 4:55 a.m. how long before a body starts to smell to 1:08:00 p.m., what happens when you put body parts in ammonia. even the next day, more questions about january -- actually two days later, january 3rd, can baking soda mask or make a body smell good? what happens to hair on a dead body? i mean this is incriminating? >> so it's extraordinarily incriminating and it certainly goes far beyond the probable cause that they would have needed to establish today in order to bring the charge but it's not all they know and it's not all they're going to know. the investigation is still very active right now. what you do see, though, is like the fragments of evidence that will come together. you see two fragments of a motive. one is a search on the 27th, remember, she disappears on or about the 1st and isn'

dennis republic from on call sir. archie marie, pull dentist republic to further discuss the story we cross live now. 2 journalist johnny miller. welcome. johnny. what's your take on the western media overlooking such publications like the one by deutsch. well, is this simply negligence, or are they trying to achieve something? well, western media did a fantastic job over the last 8 years or so. of running stories about the rise of extreme is not affiliated extremism in ukraine. you can go and youtube and watch some of the supports the guardian news, newspaper time magazine. that's an excellent documentary on p c. that's good work. but now of course, the story is changed and any highlighting of the extremist problem in u. k. is just dismissed as russian propaganda. but let me tell you, any mainstream reports in the west of ukraine knows perfectly well that there is a major extremism problem within ukraine. i remember recently speaking in london to a journalist, one of the major british because i put a sense, so sensing themselves about the existence of this extremism and he agreed. i was in a call when the russian surrounded.

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i'm joined by mary ellen o'toole, retired fbi special agent and legendary profiler. also john, millercement analyst. john, some of your reporting, we want to start with, that we mentioned in the intro to garry's report about what the suspect was allegedly doing in his home in pennsylvania, with garbage bags, what have you learned on that? >> just give that some context, anderson, you've got the pennsylvanian state police and fbi surveillance teams in a rural area where it is very hard to do surveillance because strange cars would stand out. so they're watching the house from a distance, what i'm told by the law enforcement sources is that kohberger comes out a number of times. he cleans the car, extensively almost as if you are going to clean it to sell it as a new car. inside, outside, every inch of it. and during much of these troops in and out of the, house the sources that he is wearing surgical gloves. that is what they were observing in the surveillance. the other thing is that, there is a period where he comes out at 4:00 in the morning with two bags of garbage, walks by their

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marie presley at the young age of 54. we have exposed details from th twitter files at noon is miller way and straight ahead as we continue >> in other news that tonight, new batch of twitter files surrounding the russia hugs and democrats efforts to outright lie over and over again all while the fbi abused their powe to too illegally spy on team trump with hillary bottom paid for a dirty dossier. according from reporting democrats repeatedly pushed a totally false narrative that devon nunez 2018 memo laying ou widespread spraying abuses was being pushed by russian box on twitter. even twitter officials said tha they found no evidence that noo as report was promoted by russian pots nor was there any significant rush activity connected to russia. >> specifically january 2018, adam shift and senator dianne feinstein lied repeatedly claiming the release of the mem hashtag was being boosted by russian trolls. however, a complete lie that wa false and even twitter is not saying so. according to these new documents . to push the biggest hoax in american political history and up for the record, this show with its ensemble cast o

miller, former deputy nypd, also lawrence -- long time professor at john j. college of criminal justice, former fbi special agent and criminal profiler mary ellen o'toole, also bob ward who has been covering this from the beginning for boston 25 news. john, let's start. this striking evidence from court today, those google searches, jason carroll went through a number of them. but they just go on and on and on. how to clean blood from wooden floor. luminal to detect blood, dismemberment, and best ways to dispose of body. >> i mean, this is an indicator that you had a plan that came after the murder rather than before the murder because all of these are not about how to kill your wife. it's about how to cover up the killing of your wife. >> there were allegedly internet searches before she allegedly disappeared, which indicated trouble in the marriage. >> well, there was one telling one, which was, what's the best state for divorce? and, you know, the answer on the google search would have been new hampshire, which is the next state over. massachusetts wasn't in the top ten. and that's where he was. >> you've actually googled -- you've actually done a number