matt taylor in the bbc weather i matt taylor in the bbc weather centre, thank you.and stay tuned to radio, that will have any latest changes as far as the weather picture is concerned. live now to debbie—jo marsh in montrose on the boarder of aberdeenshire and angus. a tough night for you. tell us what impact it has had where you are. abs, impact it has had where you are. noisy night. constant rain, pretty wild. thankfully we are safe, warm. the village i live in, just outside montrose, we have not yet had flooding, really pleased about that. we have felt prepared, we have tonnes and tonnes of notifications from the scottish environment protection agency, i work for the nhs, they have been brilliant at giving us constant updates and making sure we are safe. we feel prepared. adverse weather isn't unusualfor prepared. adverse weather isn't unusual for scotland prepared. adverse weather isn't unusualfor scotland but prepared. adverse weather isn't unusual for scotland but red warnings are. we have put our things away in the garage, anything that could fly around, we h

now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello. some of you are already feeling it across parts of scotland and northern ireland today. the blue colours on this chart show where temperatures are below normal, reds are where they are significantly above, including southern parts of england and wales today. but notice into the weekend how the blues deepen for all of us. all of us will notice those temperatures drop. the colder conditions are waiting to the west of this area of low pressure. it's that and especially these weather fronts that have produced heavy rain so far today across parts of england and wales. it's shifting southwards through this afternoon. there will be some sunshine at times in the far south before that rain arrives. one or two heavy showers in the east of the english channel. it's quite windy here, but scotland, northern ireland, northern england, north wales, sunny spells this afternoon, but a blustery wind pushing in a few showers, especially in the north and west of scotland. the winds in northern scotland g

now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor.. storm ciaran is pushing on wednesday into thursday. a double whammy of potentially damaging winds across the south but more widespread rainfall on saturated ground could lead to flooding. this low pressure will depend how it interacts with the jet stream so don't treat this as gospel yet, it could move further north or south which will impact where the winds will be. the strongest winds look like they will be southern england and wales, 50 to 60 mph and stronger on coasts and the channel islands and northwest france. rainfall on saturated ground, you can see the total is totting up through the second half of this week and it could lead to further flooding. whitest conditions to the southeast of northern ireland, even before storm ciaran arrives we have a met office amber warning in force for tonight and tomorrow. we've already seen lots of rainfall here, more to come through today and with more tonight, which is why we will see that increasing risk of further flooding. the northern h

let us talk to matt taylorer, matt explain what this warning is, when does it come into force, one is roblem this is about a new one. it is, the problem is _ this is about a new one. it is, the problem is of _ this is about a new one. it is, the problem is of the _ this is about a new one. it is, the problem is of the amount - this is about a new one. it is, the problem is of the amount of- this is about a new one. it is, the i problem is of the amount of rainfall that has fallen already. this is the new warning area, slightly small irthan the current one, the most severe warning and they are expecting further severe flooding throughout saturday. the warning is valid throughout saturday so from midnight to midnight. not to same amount of rain totals but because serving so satch railway stationed things could get worse even after a brief respite. things could get worse even after a brief respite-— brief respite. give us a sense of what has happened _ brief respite. give us a sense of what has happened so - brief respite. give us a sense of what has happened so far, - brief respite. giv

matt taylor in the bbc wetter centre.l detail on the bbc website and with your local bbc radio station. you saw some of that weather coming in and the disruption it is causing not only for homes but infrastructure train lines and other public transport heavily affected by that weather. now, let us get more on what is happening in the middle east and that conflict between israel and gaza, earlier we were showing you the un secretary—general, he was at the rafa crossing between egypt and gaza, he was there with hundreds of lorries that are lined up trying to get goods into gaza, just 20 have so far been given the green light to enter the territory, we had to interrupt that to take you to keir starmer�*s speech, earlier, so let us bring you the rest of what we heard there from the un. that a lifeline between life—and—death for so many people. in gaza. and on the see them stuck here makes me be very clear, what we need is to make them move. to make them move to the other side of this wall. to make them move as quickly as poss

now the weather with matt taylor. hello.ed with some massive weather contrasts. two weather—watcher shots from earlier on. really sums up those contrasts. across the south here you can see here in dorset, blue skies overhead. it's going to be a pretty warm day for october. whereas further north this was the view in glasgow where the rain has been relentless since yesterday evening. this is the cloud that's producing the rain. it's been fed by some warm, moist air coming up from iberia, but also clashing with some colder air coming down from the north. and that's really given the weather front a bit of oomph, and that's why the met office have an amber weather warning in place for heavy rain across these areas of scotland. there's already been lots of travel disruption, flooding, more to come, potential further disruption and landslips as well. brighter colours just focusing on that area where the heaviest of the rain is into the start of the afternoon. extensive rain across the rest of scotland, the rest of scotland, but the

here's matt taylor. hello. we are going to see more impacts from the weather this week.mpact were the strongest of the winds would be. at the moment, strongest of the winds will be in southern parts of england and wales, 50 to 60 mph in stronger around the coast and even stronger for the channel islands potentially and northwest france. rainfall and saturated ground, you can see the totals totting up and it could lead totals totting up and it could lead to further flooding. where test conditions to the southeast of northern ireland, even before storm ciaran arrives we have a met office amber warning ciaran arrives we have a met office amberwarning in ciaran arrives we have a met office amber warning in force for tonight into tomorrow morning. we've already seen lots of rainfall here, more come through today and more tonight, that's why we're going to see the increasing risk of further flooding. the northern half of scotland should be dry and bright, cloud and southern scotland and north wales, central southern england and wales, it will be a mixture of heavy and thundery

let's take a look at the coming forecast with matt taylor. zones compared to where the red warning was today, another hundred millimetres on top of saturated grounds and further severe flooding possible and also on saturday more amber warnings across parts of eastern scotland. let's get back to today because the amber warning has come into force across the eastern pennines, the peak district, parts of north—west england and here is where the rainfall will be at its worst through the rest of today and the rainfall total starting up. improving conditions across the south west midlands and parts of south wales compared with the rain eases off in north wales and the midlands and across the flood hit areas of eastern scotland there will be respite from the rain this afternoon with sunshine developing but strong winds remain in place across scotland and strong winds across scotland and strong winds across northern england to which only adds to enhancing rainfall on the eastern side of the pennines and peak district and the latest winds across the s

here's matt taylor with the weather. hello.earlier on. really sums up those contrasts across the south here you can see here in dorset, blue skies overhead. it's going to be a pretty warm day for october. whereas further north this was the view in glasgow where the rain has been relentless since yesterday evening. this is the cloud that's producing the rain. it's been fed by some warm, moist air coming up from iberia, but also clashing with some colder air coming down from the north. and that's really given the weather front a bit of oomph, and that's why the met office have an amber weather warning in place for heavy rain across these areas of scotland. there's already been lots of travel disruption, flooding, more to come, potential further disruption and landslips as well. brighter colours just focusing on that area where the heaviest of the rain is into the start of the afternoon. extensive rain across the rest of scotland, the rest of scotland, but the far north, 0rkney, shetland should stay dry. not too bad in the hebride

to give me a broader picture, weather presenter matt taylor joined me earlierfrom the newsroom.all has been the big issue, and will be the biggest issue of this storm. perth is in the south—east grampians. it is in the south—east grampians. it is this area that feeds the rivers across this wed what —— red warning area. it is notjust here we seen the problems with rainfall, we are also seeing it across other parts of england right now and north—east wales. rainfall totals continue to tot up here, and the minorflooding is already on the go. find tot up here, and the minor flooding is already on the go.— is already on the go. and 'ust exlain is already on the go. and 'ust explain why it i is already on the go. and 'ust explain why it has i is already on the go. and 'ust explain why it has been h is already on the go. and just explain why it has been so i is already on the go. and just l explain why it has been so bad, is already on the go. and just i explain why it has been so bad, why are parts of scotland feeling this so heavily? it are parts of scotland feeling this so heavily?—

let's take a look at the weather with matt taylor hello.s through parts of south west spain and portugal. but some of that warmth will be felt here in the uk, especially where you get the sunshine. southeast corner, some breaks in the cloud will see that temperature boost. lots of sunshine to scotland and northern ireland, northern england, not quite as warm, but temperatures still above, but in between, after the morning rain in northern england, north wales, brightening up here, outbreaks of rain, drizzle pushing down into the midlands, parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, south wales and the south west of england. there, confirmation, should be 13 to 17, will be around 17 to 23 or 24 degrees. now through tonight, stays humid and muggy across the south. extensive mist and low cloud continuing for some, especially around some hills and coast, a little bit of drizzle. 15 the low in london, bit fresher through scotland, northern ireland, far north of england, with some clearer skies. a few showers here, but a fresher, brighter start to monday.

but for now it's time for a look at the weather forecast with matt taylor. and into the first part of tomorrow could well cause further flooding and disruption. part of tomorrow could well cause parts of northern ireland through the rest of today. some patches of rain across parts of northern england. quite a few showers across wales, the south west, some heavier rain into south east england. a lot of scotland will be dry, just the odd shower up towards the north. and then as we head through this evening and tonight, well, that rain really sets in across southern parts of northern ireland with that risk of flooding. some outbreaks of showery rain elsewhere. largely clear skies, though, across scotland, and in the highlands some spots will drop to freezing or a touch below. contrast that with nine or ten degrees in the south west of england and the channel islands. for tomorrow, one band of cloud and showery rain across northern ireland, parts of northern england, into east anglia. to the south of that, a slice of sunshine, just one or two showers and then a

but now it is time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello.the uk — exception being through scotland, where not only will it be cooler, but notice this. this is how rainfall totals will be totting up. dry in the south but pretty wet, argyll and bute and the highlands could see 100 to 150 millimetres of rain — that could cause some landslips and flooding. and it's all these weather fronts here which are just moving around slowly. this area of high pressure, which is drawing up the warmer air and perhaps even a little saharan dust at times. the weather front responsible for rain in scotland, well, today, that's across northern england, northern ireland through this afternoon. outbreaks of rain — that will push into southwest scotland increasingly later on. northeast scotland stays with sunny spells, but windy here, 50, 60 mile an hour gusts still. blustery elsewhere, but further south, we are brighter conditions, spells of sunshine and feeling warmer. 22 in london and norwich, compared to 13 in stornoway and lerwick, made to feel even colder in

matt gaetz, jim jordan and i can't think of the other names and the blond there. host: marjorie taylor greene. they are more concerned about getting trump back. host: matt gaetz yesterday after the secret ballot was made known and steve scalise garnered 113 votes and came out to the podium and said he is on board. marjorie taylor greene cited his battle with cancer and doesn't want him in that role. jim jordan has said that he is backing now steve scalise and do a nomination speech for those. i'm frustrated and everyone else is, too. and the situation in israel, it's out of control. we have to unify over foreign policy and vote a speaker in and stop fooling around. host: understood. there are knows and nancy said i can't support someone who went to a white supremes shy conference. and he notes in previous elections she has stood side by side in photographs with steve scalise touting his support for her races. that from sam brody from capitol hill. and lloyd smucker also a republican saying yesterday the house g.o.p. conference is broken and we oft. two reporters on x. tony in georgia.

taylor swift always in the sports news. coming up in the other sports, the astros and rangers had as good of a playoff baseball game you'll see. plus the warriors back in >>> okay, matt, he may have won taylor swift, who i know is on your list, and two super bowl rings but even travis kelce can't win them all. he walked in wearing this because the cyclones beat hiss his alma mater. >> reporter: did you lose a bet? >> yeah, yeah, unfortunately. >> he and his equally famous brother are always getting into trouble. >> and travis kelce, taylor swift's boyfriend. >> not a mistake. >> she's popping up all over because of travis, but so is someone else we know. the warriors wrapping up preseason action friday night. but the real story is our vern glenn got the live out a life long dream calling out the starting line up for the dubs. he did not disappoint. >> and now in his 15th nba season, number 30, stephen curry! the warriors head coach is steve kerr! >> he did a good job. and there's a reason this guy was the first pick. completely shuts down wiggins on the defensive end, then knocks down the three. he's unguardable, just unguardable. the warriors ready for the regular s

matt gaetz, marjorie taylor greene, all these folks, they want to control the entire congress. means necessary. he gave matt gaetz and his far right republican part of his party the ability to vacate him and bring up that question with so when i get asked where our democrats on this issue? i like to tell people he created this issue himself to get into power. when you have a speaker of the house working day today to keep his job and not for the american people, this is what happens. it's really unfortunate. [applause] >> stephen: before i let you go, i want to ask you something about your home state. florida gets a bad rap. do you think it's deserved? would you like to set the record straight? about florida? >> representative frost: i am proud to be a florida man. i am proud to be a florida man. i think we have a beautiful state. i used it to say we have -- i come from the great state of florida. i come from the beautiful state. florida is a progressive state in terms of policy. when the last few election cycles over 60% of floridians have said yes to medical marijuana, a $15 m

and they are really just running -- and that is matt gaetz, marjorie taylor greene, lauren boebert.t, nancy pelosi, when she was speaker of the house last time, she had a five seat majority, exactly what given mccarthy has right now. also, i want to point out that when kevin mccarthy was the whip majority whip in the house, he couldn't count and, because he sent lots of bills to the floor that did not pass, and in parents and their speaker boehner. so that's that. doctor nii-quartelai, molly jong-fast, thank you very much for coming to the sunday show. and before we go, we want to wish a special happy birthday to the 39th president of the united states, jimmy carter. today, he turns 99. and it is officially the longest living u.s. president. here in washington, d.c., the white house honors his legacy with a wooden cake, topped with 39 candles on display on the north lawn. meanwhile, in georgia, the jimmy carter presidential library and museum in atlanta will host a celebration for the public. and the former president who celebrate with his wife, roslyn, their children, grandchildren

this point, it seems like this is, you have another wind for the longer republicans, marjorie taylor, green, matt gates and others, the faction within the republican party that is more associated with donald trump as ousted. kevin mccarthy was seen as a kind of a figure from the, the old guard and the republican party. closer to neo conservatives, closer to more centrist republicans. ah, so this is quite a shift in american politics. we saw, how's the lensky returns to the united states and didn't get the big spans there he got previously how the republicans denied him the opportunity to once again address a joint session of congress. how you brain spending was not included in the recent budget that was passed in order to prevent a government shutdown. now. kevin mccarthy, the moderate republican speaker, the house is out and they'll be electing. yeah. a new leader of the house of representatives. well, definitely what pretty dramatic development stash. it wasn't in his st long, but it looks like he's himself homeless left the house vacant as well. that was all to is caleb opened bring a bit more

matt gaetz, marjorie taylor greene, lauren boebert, they are not governors. they were put in place to destroy the government as we know it. then to israel. that is so sad. all of those innocent people are being slaughtered because of politics. because of politics. acta donald trump, let's -- back to donald trump. he just made a reference to how brilliant hamas is. and people in america want to vote him back into office knowing donald trump don't care nothing about them. he does not have any kind of camaraderie with these people. he don't care about these people. host: richard in cincinnati, ohio. independent line. caller: there has been so much distortions about the palestinians and that whole thing, this guy calling in and saying it is anti-god to be against israel. this is ridiculous. let's have a balanced view of these things. let me mention that a jewish historian wrote two books, one is the ethnic cleansing of palestine, and the next is the biggest prison on earth. you can see what he was trying to get at. partly, even in the propaganda film exodus they

jon jones takes republicans like matt gaetz marjorie taylor greene for changing their tune on supportingmoney on foreign wars, but they're setting a different tune when it comes to israel. and john explains why. that is tonight's reidout. all in with chris hayes starts, right now. right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. he's really defense force, the people of gaza, and those watching around the world are bracing for a massive military operation into the palestinian territory ruled by hamas on the gaza strip. the war has already begun,

taylor swift in the box. she was cheering, gossipping with the parents. there was even a cardboard cut out of her outside the stadium. so you know, matt is the third of the last four chiefs games that taylor has gone to. her attendance has sparked the tidal waves of tweets and memes about how she launched travis' career, and every time she shows up or leaves, she has a team of security and fans outside. that led to a pretty big question after the very first game she showed up to. how did she get out? >> was taylor swift carted out of the kansas city chief's game in a popcorn machine? >> fans waiting for her to leave after the first game never saw her exit, so they assumed she left in the popcorn cart. and if that sounds crazy to you matt, back in may at one of her concerts there was a broom cart and taylor herself popped out of it. wait for it,

jon jones takes republicans like matt gaetz marjorie taylor greene for changing their tune on supporting foreign wars. saying americans shouldn't spend money on foreign wars, but they're setting a different tune when it comes to israel. and john explains why. that is tonight's reidout. all in with chris hayes starts, right now. right now. >> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. he's really defense force, the people of gaza, and those watching around the world are bracing for a massive military operation into the palestinian territory ruled by hamas on the gaza strip. the war has already begun, from the, air with israeli forces continuing to strike gaza today in retaliation for the massacre of civilians. hamas carried out across the border in israel on saturday. the death toll from that massacre now stands at over 1200 people. the idf says they have carried out strikes against nearly 2700 targets across the gaza strip and have the interests chief of staff said it was not on an unprecedented scale because what happened here is something that was never happened before. and it elevat

matt gaetz, i'd be a great governor for you in florida? >> i mean, look, these maga republicans are incentivized to make scenes, right? that's what we've seen. we saw that with margery taylor greene, lauren boebert. that said i do not think matt gaetz is doing this to make scenes as much as i think he loves it. i think part of this is matt gaetz is doing what he thinks donald trump wants him to do. and these eight members of congress are not acting out of their own sort of animus towards kevin mccarthy. they're really acting in a way because they think that donald trump wants them to. and remember we know this because donald trump has gone on truth social and said shutdown the government. and then he was very mad at kevin mccarthy for not shutting down the government. so i think ultimately this is not matt gaetz alone. but, yes, i'm sure he loves the small dollar donations and the media attention. >> yeah, and kurt, mccarthy catering with maga after january 6th, caving into maga demands in exchange for that speakership, but it wasn't enough. so is there a lesson there, selling out to maga really doesn't pay? >> yeah, it's that if you lay down with dogs, you're going to get

dedicated essentially to sort of political nihilism, and showboating and play acting like matt gaetz, marjorie taylor greene, brokered, and all of the rest of the weirdo caucus, you will end up with situations like this where they will try, in the house, to explore the budget process to -- end as charlie mentioned, to put in the ridiculous riders in these bills. and in the senate you will have people like tommy tuberville who held up until today over 300 military appointments and nominations. so, all of these factors about re-assessing, they presume we will be dealing with rational actors, none of these people in the hyper mogul wing of the party are rational actors. they would've liked the shutdown to occur. they want the chaos, they want the confusion. they want the economic damage to the country. they want to delay ukraine aid to help vladimir putin, who they side with. there's nothing about these people that you could look and say that they're rational actors. even kevin mccarthy, a man with a spinal structure of the average octuplets, managed today to say, you know what, i'm done playing with ma

. >> nfl getting a big boost in viewers, if you haven't heard taylor swift, matt has stats on a new thing. >> if you haven't heard yet, another kansas city chiefs to see travis kelce. swift was seen with her pal. the camera repeatedly focused on her. lip readers say swift was making comments about kelce and seen embracing his mother. the game drew 27 million viewers and the chiefs ended up beat the jets. the nfl is reportedly seeing an economic boost as swiftys who don't typically watch football are buying kelce gear and game tickets. >> texted that maybe i'll see travis and taylor hug or wave at each other. maybe that's impacted my motivation to be here. >> however not everyone is in tune with swift taking the spotlight at a football game. bar stool sports fuounder tweeting. the average cost for ticket to yesterday's game shot up 35 percent after the news that swift would be there. the chiefs play the vikings next sunday afternoon. >> 27 million is playoff viewing. this is early season. matt finn. >> thank you. >> coaches at auburn university under fire for participating for revival on c

the democrats in order to avoid the shutdown, and the question is are people like matt gaetz, boebert, marjorie taylorre they going to be the moral compass of the republican party in the house? matt gaetz just finished not being prosecuted for having sex with an underaged minor, and he still has ethics charges in the house against him. he wants to be known for anything else but that. but he has real serious moral problems, and the republican party should take a close look at him. mike: so they bought themselves 45 days. november 17th is the new magic day. where will we be then? >> it's going to continue to be a struggle because speaker mccarthy has a maul majority. and this is even -- small majority. this is even more reason why it's important what he did last night, being speaker of the whole house. you're not just a speaker of one flank the of the republican party or just the republican party. there are times throughout the speakership where you need to rise above the politics and deal with the interest of the country as a whole. mccarthy will have to do that because you have to get past this moment

his effort to become speaker at the 11th hour donald trump did call up, called matt gaetz, called congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, other conservative hold-outs, and lobbied them to stand down. we saw that. we saw matt gaetz do that. and it helped mccarthy become speaker. we saw no such effort yesterday. mccarthy really went without donald trump as an ally as he went into that speaker fight. of course, as we saw, he was removed. >> one thang this he is talking about right now, he is vehement that he will testify in this civil trial. he talked a lot, by the way in the past, in different probes, i will do an interview, i'll testify. he hasn't. do you think he will this time? >> reporter: well, that's uncleerp. as you mentioned, we heard that from donald trump before. and talking to his team, he wants to testify. he does want to be heard, especially in this case. something that means so much to him about his business, his empire, something he ran on in 2016, in 2020, and now again in 2024. and i think, you know, we will have to see what his lawyers say. in the past, when he said he wants to testify he turns a

marjorie taylor greene, matt, gates george santos, this is the message he created.lowed the option where one person could put up the vote to remove the speaker. that was his decision. he created this mess, we are not going to be about almost three weeks. next week without a speaker we have a government shutdown right front of us. it's nothing but complete chaos on the republican side, it's time for some good minded republicans to come on over and help us elect hakeem jeffries and get the country moving again. >> you and i both know getting hakeem jeffries as the next speaker of the house is never gonna happen. i say that right now. let's talk about some of the people whose names are being mentioned, of course house majority great state of minnesota. backing from former speaker mccarthy. you're not gonna vote for, him but is something democrats can work with? >> tom amber is a right wing conservative. he is someone that supports national abortion bans, someone that did not support lgbtq+ rights. someone that does not support working people. he is in the same old of t

outside of the personalities of matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene, there are real issues.are not serious, kevin mccarthy is not serious, it is the democrats who continue to deliver, and it is akeem jeffries who is leading our caucus towards these victories. >> i will just remind people out there that you are absolutely right. i mean, 209 democrats voted for this continuing resolution yesterday. and, just do the math, there are not enough, there are 335 people total, 209 democrats, you do the math, it looks like democrats brought it over the hump. we will be watching what is happening, i know congress is coming back, what on monday, you all? art >> sadly we are here, if we didn't get to go home. i wanted to be in las vegas for the one october remembrance, and for other activities of my constituents. but we are here, because republicans have failed to do their job, all year. they just rammed through three of the 12 appropriations bills. but because of that, we still have nine more bills to get through, in order to fund the rest of the federal budget, which i hope we will be

back of a can of monster energy drink, matt gaetz has not read it. [ laughter ] matt's fellow congressdemon, marjorie taylorreen, also is pushing back against the idea of an interim speaker. >> i do not support this plan. republican voters work too hard to give us the majority for us to enter some sort of temporary speakership. our conference has a responsibility to the american people, to our districts, to work together and unify. and this conference is absolutely broken. and the reason why we're broken is because republicans worked with democrats and put us here. >> jimmy: right. that's who did this, the democrats did it. [ laughter ] you know, for a group of people who tell you the democrats don't know what they're doing, they sure do give democrats a lot of credit for what they're doing. [ laughter ] republicans are reaching across the aisle to grab each other by the throat right now. they had a tense three-hour meeting and agreed on nothing. at one point, kevin mccarthy yelled at matt gaetz and another rep lunged at matt gaetz. there are threats being made against those who did not vote for jordan. nic

your eyes and think what a conservative is, and then you think about how lauren boebert, matt gaetz, and marjorie taylorgreene conduct themselves, there's the word conservative hunter your mind? >> no, but -- there is a strong majority in both the house, and the senate to find the ukrainian war effort. so how can this group dictate to the majority, and we have a -- ukraine is going to be funded. but they are trying to accommodate these people who want a pelosi outcome. that is undemocratic by the way. how can a small minority insist on an outcome when they keep losing the vote. and with the former speaker in this case should not try to accommodate them. i think that has been part of the problem. they just keep trying to take care of people who have no interest. >> he tried to accommodate them, and i want to go back to what we were saying, before and then he went on television and lied about democrats. watch this. >> i wasn't sure it was going to pass, you want to know, white because the democrats try to do everything they cannot to let it pass. the democrats stick together, but they did not want the bil

case that we get replaced someone, somebody we're, somebody that is more friendly to the matt gaetz and marjorie taylore's -- >> and more calm potent -- competent -- >> -- >> -- some kind of brokered deal, power sharing agreement and -- couple dozen democrats refrain from voting or say, hey, we will actually keep you from getting ousted. democrats, at this point, are the party of good government and this is just bad for the country, to have a leaderless, riderless house when you are 45 days away from defaulting on the national -- >> do you think there is any truth to the criticism that -- mccarthy makes it -- that democrats should have, for the good of the institution, stepped in here? >> i think there was a deal to be had. >> but isn't -- >> it is on kevin mccarthy, where he would have to do something. it's also true that his conference would turn on him if he said, hey, guys, the democrats are going to bail me out. but this would have been good for the country. the fact that you have a different coalition coming together and making sure you have a speaker of the house. what we have is instead chaos.

. >> so, matt gaetz, or marjorie taylor greene, who believe as long as they have the mic, as long asng. is that really the case, because, david, former speaker newt gingrich, who is not a george bush republican, and he is still a republican daddy who has a lot of say and power. it's actually asking if gaetz is secretly a democratic agent, and he said no one is doing no more damage to the house gop more than gaetz. what do you think of that? >> it's fastening -- fascinating, stephanie, new to gingrich, a modern way -- and sort of take no prisons and demonized the other party, demonize your opponents. so, for him to say that, i think, gets to the sense that, listen, i think there's very few republicans, but even donald trump, as crazy as he was today, you know, seems to be making some nods to the fact that he understands for the first time that he has to try and grow as 46%, which is always got in both times basically up to 48. i think a new gingrich understands that the house republican majority could not be more precarious. and in those swing districts in new york state, in californi

someone that is more friendly to the matt gaetz's, and marginally taylor greens. >> and potentially moretent right. >> i agree with coleman, i held out hope that there would be some kind of, brokered deal power sharing agreement between kevin mccarthy, in the democrats. have a couple dozen democrats refrain from voting, or say hey, we'll keep you from getting ousted. democrats at this point are the party of good governing, this is bad for the countries to have a leaderless rudderless house when you are 45 days away from the defaulting -- >> do you think there's any truth to the criticism, mccarthy makes it, that democrats showed up for the good of the institution, stepped in here? i >> think there was a deal to be had. >> isn't that mccarthy's deal to make? >> it is on kevin mccarthy, where he would have to do something. it's also true that is conference with turn on him, if he said hey these democrats are gonna bail me out. but this would have been good for the country. the fact that you have different coalition coming together, and making sure that you have a speaker of the house, what

misdemeanor which, when tenth should be at minimum of low class felony, and it was marjorie taylor greene or matt gaetz, would they have gotten the sweetheart deal? rachel: the world is blowing up but out of principle, will the new speaker prioritize throwing the book at this guy? >> we won't prioritize anything on bowman and counter build body, something mike johnson will do. what a blessing. mike johnson is one of the most constitutionally principled faith-based individuals we could have gotten as speaker,. and member driven, not speaker driven process to decentralize things, this is what we need. pete: thanks for being here. coming up, biden and xi jinping agree to meet with details being worked out but china's top diplomat wraps up a 3 day trip to washington. where the rocky relationship stands at this pivotal moment for the world. crystals pop and fizz when you throw them back. and who doesn't love a good throwback? [sfx: video game] emergen-c crystals. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they

dedicated to, essentially, sort of political nihilism and showboating and play acting, like matt gaetz and marjorie taylor greene and lauren boebert and andy biggs and all the rest of weirdo caucus, you are going to end up with situations like this, where they will try, in the house, to exploit the budget process to, as charlie dent mentioned, to put in these ridiculous riders in these bills, and the senate -- tommy tuberville, who held up until, apparently, today, over 300 military appointments and nominations. so, all these factors about reassessing, it they presume that we will be dealing with rational actors. and none of these people in the hyper maga wing of the party are rational actors. they would have liked the shutdown to occur. they want the chaos. they want the confusion. they want the economic damage to the country. they want to delay ukraine aid to help vladimir putin, who they side with. there is nothing about these people that you can look at them and say, they are rational actors. and even kevin mccarthy, a man with the spinal structure of the average octopus, managed today to say, you kno

democratic politicians know that if they vacate him on the basis that matt gaetz and others including marjorie tayloract that they passed a bill yesterday, they know that he probably will not get to the position of being able to introduce the promised funding bill on ukraine. noel kevin mccarthy, potentially no funding bill for ukraine. it is almost a nonstarter for them. ukraine. it is almost a nonstarter forthem. kevin ukraine. it is almost a nonstarter for them. kevin mccarthy has repeated the words that the former british prime ministers said, he said i will survive.— british prime ministers said, he said i will survive. nice house of cards referenced _ said i will survive. nice house of cards referenced there - said i will survive. nice house of cards referenced there a - said i will survive. nice house of cards referenced there a little i cards referenced there a little earlier. from the us to the bbc sport centre. europe have the ryder cup in their sights in rome... but the usa are making them work for every one of the four points they needed from the final day's 12 singles matches tommy fleet

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matt gaetz, marjorie taylor greene, lauren boebert, they are not governors.hey were put in place to destroy the government as we know it. then to israel. that is so sad. all of those innocent people are being slaughtered because of politics. because of politics. acta donald trump, let's -- back to donald trump. he just made a reference to how brilliant hamas is. and people in america want to vote him back into office knowing donald trump don't care nothing about them. he does not have any kind of camaraderie with these people. he don't care about these people. host: richard in cincinnati, ohio. independent line. caller: there has been so much distortions about the palestinians and that whole thing, this guy calling in and saying it is anti-god to be against israel. this is ridiculous. let's have a balanced view of these things. let me mention that a jewish historian wrote two books, one is the ethnic cleansing of palestine, and the next is the biggest prison on earth. you can see what he was trying to get at. partly, even in the propaganda film exodus they sh

come out and say he is going to be the adult in the room is rich, when he's got marjorie taylor greene and matt gaetz and others leading him by the nose. and so it is crucially important that the folks who truly ran to govern stand up and band together. that is the only way to get to these appropriations bills through. >> i've got less than a minute, but i do want to ask you. let's talk about something that's probably not going to be surprising, and that's going to be a motion to vacate that's probably going to be facing kevin mccarthy when the house returns to session next. do you think mccarthy could get some support from across the aisle, from the dam side of the world, to keep his job? >> you know, that is certainly something that is very much a topic of discussion within our caucus. look, this is a man who promised that he would not even entertain an impeachment inquiry into the president until after we funded the governments. that didn't happen. this is a man who said he was going to stick to the agreements that we made back in june, on the default measure. the measure that we were able t

certainly, we're talking about matt gaetz, we're talking about marjorie taylor greene, kevin mccarthyctually, wanted the republicans to shut down the government, perhaps for his own benefit of cutting funding from the prosecution of him in both florida, as well as in d.c.. this was a setback for him today and the fact that he is losing control over kevin mccarthy and his party. >> yeah, i think one of the interesting fallout from this would be how donald trump, as well as the other republicans running for the republican nomination of president, how they react for this. what do they say? what does tim scott say, who, for some reason, couldn't be bothered to show up and actually do his job today and cast a vote in that state senate, one of the most consequential days of the year. but what this desantis say? what does mike pence say? what does donald trump say? and if trump goes after mccarthy, that could open the door a little bit further for whether or not that motion to vacate has any real substance to it. i don't think it's in that for matt gaetz to be unhappy and go after mccarthy.

. >> neil: you know, while i'm on that subject, governor, marjorie taylor green said that matt gaetz speaker had really done no one any good, that they need to apologize for all the house chaos that they caused. what did you make of that? >> i agree with her. i find myself rarely saying that i agree with marjorie taylor green. on this one, i do. look, those eight caused this three weeks of chaos. in my view, they fired kevin mccarthy without cause. they had no plan on how to fix it afterwards. the chaos of the last three weeks is proof of that. i think there needs to be ramifications for that conduct. what the house caucus will decide are not as up to them. but what do i think? i think that these folks caused a lot of disruption and a lot of delay in dealing with important problems and they yielded absolutely nothing out of it. >> neil: you know, governor, we learned today that donald trump took the stand on his business holdings and what have you. he was fined $10,000 for violating a gag order. what did you make of that? >> he can't shut up, neil. he can't help himself. so obvious t

jordan fails, there might be a shift here where people realize we don't have to care what matt gaetz and marjorie taylorene think anymore. might be wished mae more attention to the people who want to legislate, want to govern. that wouldn't be the worst possible outcome. >>> hope springs eternal. you sound optimistic and idealistic today, charlie. i will believe it when i see it. >>> i want to turn to the bullying tactics, the role of sean hannity, the role of jim jordan's allies. as nasty and scorched earth as republicans are to democrats, they are equally vitt vitriolic to their own. the first time i was heard threatening messages being sent to a member's spouse, i couldn't think of anything more despicable. the fact you think you're going to get to somebody's husband through their wife and pull her in, but this is who these people are. . it's not a matter of jasmine saying this is who they are. this is not me saying they could govern. it's not me saying they're bullies. people are seeing this happen in real time. people will have to make a real decision by the time they hit the polls. do they want so

matt gaetz, marjorie taylor greene, lauren boebert, they were not put there to be reasonable, they were just put there to gum up the works and make it miserable. gop and their support of hamas, the biden administration put in an agreement that could have been used as leverage to negotiate with iran and keep them around negotiations. trump got into office and disposed of that agreement despite multiple people from his administration saying that iran was abiding by the agreement. there was no replacement put in place. all the pearl clutching about that is ridiculous. lastly, the united states has never been a good faith negotiated between israel and palestine. they have always had the default position of siding with israel. that is why u.s. government sends them money, weapons, completely co-signs on everything they do. every time a gaza child is murdered, the u.s. has blood on its hands because the missiles, the bullets all have the american flag printed on them. unless and until the u.s. government changes their default position and values amenity and life on both sides, there will neve