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mike: don, how do you see it? >> good morning.at israel, looking at ukraine, these are two very strong the allies of ours that we have to support because for lack of a better word, you know, russia is a front for china right now. palestine, hamas, they're all a front for israel -- or iran right now. if we don't support them now when they need us, we're going to need allies in the future, most definitely at some point. but we're also, we could be deploying u.s. troops heavily right now in engagement, but we don't have to because our allies are carrying out the fight for us. all they're asking for is our support, equipment and knowledge, and i think we should do that. mike: okay. let's pivot to capitol hill and today a key house chairman, mike turner of the select intelligence committee, said aid for our allies is not being held up so far due to the lack of a speaker. let's play it. >> clearly, having a house that's not functioning is certainly a security threat for our country. this aid package though is not being delayed as a resu

mike: congressman don davis of the great state of north carolina, thank you so much for your time. rry our time is short today with all the breaking news, sir. >> mike, thanks for all that you are doing. and to everyone, we're standing strong and firm with israel. mike: thank you, sir. sandra? sandra: mike, thank you. for reaction to these horrific attacks on israel, let's bring in our political panel now. with us today is louisiana talk radio host jeff core and foreman new york state senator david carlucci. thanks to both of you for joining us. i'm just trying to take in sort of the breaking news as the night unfolds there. we're well into the 8:00 hour there in israel. we've been getting reports on the ground, we just had the news conference here. david, what are you hearing as far as continued support, obviously, to send in resources? right now we're getting an update from the pentagon that they're sending fighter jets. they're obviously moving these navy ships closer. there's a lot of activity that is happening right now as we continue to show our support for israel. your though

. >> mike fitzpatrick, don bacon, mike lawler. >> not insurrectionists? >> yes, correct.ck mchenry. patrick mchenry is a very good, honest person with integrity. he is a good, stand-up person and anybody who knows him would -- >> could one of them run for speaker? do you think one of them could become speaker? >> no because that's not how the conference is built. that's not what the conference is looking for. but that's the case of any house of representatives. you can't have a speaker who relies on the minority for their job. i think that's what kevin mccarthy realized why he didn't negotiate. you are no longer speaker of the house when you don't control 218 votes he can't count on the minority to carry him that way. that's why he didn't bother to reach out. >> jasmine, you're in this caucus. you are with these folks. to brendan's point, he does make a good point, people who control the caucus are marjorie green, lauren boebert when she is not at beetle juice being weird, those are the people who actually run the caucus. have you seen a coalition of republicans that you

to your point, don and mike had had dinners and they have been talking about it for a while.a spontaneous thing. it is just straight up buying inventory and buying inventory is going to be cheaper than going and building your own inventory at the end of the day. matt: does this continue this consolidation in hydrocarbons? we have seen 110, hundred $20 billion worth of deal in america over the past few weeks. is that going to keep happening? alix: yes! matt: cool, thank you alex! alix: it has to. and may not be a transformative deal, it goes left in the u.s. but i do not know if they will make that kind of transformative deal. the smaller players in shale absolutely have to because how do you compete with the exxon pioneers and with the hess and chevron, they have more an elastic fashion they have more of an elastic supply. it will be much lower, that will provide in some way more consistent production and also more productivity in terms of getting more out her rig. it could be an interesting evolution of the show patch in the u.s.. jon: great contacts and a great interview. t

maybe it is in -- tom colorful of oklahoma, don bacon, wisconsin mike gallagher, skip no from arkansas, where texas mike mccaul, or even liz cheney. i get that this is a long haul, but it is not mission impossible. in fact, it just might be the most practical path forward for the country. >> john, you know, i admire your optimism. but you know what, one of those names you put out, there he voted for jim jordan today. what makes you think the democrats are going to -- any of these republicans? >> there have been bipartisan talks going on in the background since last week. hakeem jeffries wrote an op-ed saying, he would support a bipartisan coalition. this is a nascent movement to be sure. it is a plan c 40. someone like him has been mentioned behind the scenes, that because he is respected across the aisle. as a conservative, you've met. is he seen as trustworthy? that is. well >> so, i'm going to largely agree with you. i want to offer a different name. so liz cheney as much as i would love for that happen, i don't know if she would get a single vote in the house republican congress. c

voted against jordan last week, publicly stated they don't support him are ann wagner, mike rogers, mario diaz and donon to the continued pushback on getting a speaker in place. >> we have a global crisis that we didn't have when the speaker process started playing out two weeks ago. now we have a lack of confidence in the administration. republicans are doing themselves no favor by not coming together and getting behind in this case jim jordan. you're supposed to have the fight in conference behind the scenes, that's supposed to happen and that did happen. jim jordan came out victorious. it really is up to those members of congress who might have personal disagreements with him to now rally behind him because the country is at stake. i hope more stations have some of these holdouts on the air and ask them what is their problem. do they have a real ideological difference with jim jordan or is it something simple like he snubbed me at the water cooler. are they holding off for better office places and stuff like had that. america can't wait for those kind of personal hiccups to get in the way of appoin

mike. thank you. joining me right now is former naval intelligence officer, former bush administration official and bramer group chair chairman, donr. give us your reaction to mike's report there. >> good morning, maria. i think what we're seeing in syria is a response that the united states has to do. we have approximately 900 troops in syria, about 2500 u.s. troops in iraq. and this while some people might think that the air strike and what's going on in israel is related and a it could be in some ways, this is a message to iran, the united states will protect our forces, we will protect our assets and these air strikes were about safeguarding and protecting american lives which we should do at all costs. you see the largest naval maritime buildup in the region in over 40 years, that's a message to iran, don't think about engaging. if you want to play this out through your proxies, you can do so. your rhetoric, your propaganda, that's all you can do and you should stay out of this. maria: yeah, but don, i'm wondering if this is too little too late. let's face it, you know, we haven't even been talking about these attacks on our

mike. we want to go to don mann, retired navy seal. this ground campaign, when it starts, in order to guarantee safe passage, how do you distinguish between palestinians in the region who might need that and hamas who might be taking advantage of that? in other words, the bad guys are getting out with the good guys. >> yes, neil, that one of the biggest issues. we'll have 300,000 reservists and people tried to follow each other. you can't tell an enemy by looking at them. the people are trained to look at the threat. trained so see if they so anything in their hands that can cause harm or death. that's the threat. for the most part, they won't know who is the bad guy or the friendly. that's a real problem in this. >> neil: i wondered what you make of hamas that claimed that 13 hostages have been killed in various israeli air strikes. there's no way of knowing that for sure. how do we know they're not killing hostages as we speak themselves? >> neil, i've been worried about that. i think that if they -- they could be killing hostages, f

point, we don't have any republican who has voted against mike johnson that includes some of your moderate members from biden districts like donon and members like tim burchic who voted to oust kevin mccarthy so republicans are united behind mike johnson we need to get through the entire vote before we can say that officially. johnson can lose five republicans. but at this point, folks are very confident this is a much different vibe than what we had during the jordan vote or even around scalise or emmer you can really feel that folks are united, that they're confident, and they are ready to start getting to work again after 21 days of no speaker. >> there's palpable excitement that we could have a new leader, but a lot of concerns to what extent he can marshal support for some of the key things that need to happen he told new york republicans there would be no shutdowns. there's a lot of debate over foreign aid. i don't think he's been a big fap fan of the money we're spending in ukraine so a lot of big policy issues for him. >> he will have to figure out how to navigate these. he's been opposed to most recent aid packages to

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mike kelly is voting steve scalise, ken buck mccarthy, don bacon mccarthy, victoria spartz is going toe against jim jordan. mayor yet miller meeks from iowa she says she is undecided but she is a no. >> ainsley: lawrence, why is would they vote for scalise. it's delay, delay, delay. we have a war in israel. >> lawrence: you are so right, ainsley. it's so petty, it goes against the point that they were making earlier about the other group of 8 that was voting against it. and what they weren't putting party first and voting for the democrat. mccarthy is not in the race. scalise is not in the race. if they go with this consensus candidate it's going to be major backlash. a lot of report from the nrcc saying they won't support any of the candidates if they decide to do it. reporting that the saying that the republican donors are saying they are going to pull out of supporting these candidates if though don't vote for jim jordan. embarrassment they don't see the urgency. i don't think anyone has ever been on a team sport in their lives. and the thing is, to say i'm not going to vote for jim

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so if you're someone like a don bacon, a ryan fitzpatrick, a mike lawler in new york, it's worth considering. i find it extremely hard to see sort of -- in your era, i think the 2015 period there could have been sort of a coalition-type government with democrats. but the incentive structures on the right are so loud, they're so harsh and you will be so destroyed if you choose to side with democrats on any major issue. like the right-wing media echo chamber's always been there, but it's not as powerful -- it wasn't as powerful in the pretrump era as it is now. so i think even though you may be in a swing district and it may be in your interest to try to be a pro governing candidate,'ll have so much money spent against you, you'll have your name dragged through the mud and it's kind of a death sentence to staying a republican. >> was it the wise move for democrats in the house not to help out mccarthy? >> oh, it was certainly the wise move because -- o'. >> you're gloating over there. >> no, no gloating. >> a little bit of gloating. >> there's a little bit. but when your opponents are in the b

i spoke to the biden district republicans yesterday, including mike lawler and don bacon, they're planningkevin mccarthy on the floor today for at least the first ballot, which goes to show, look, jim jordan is a difficult candidate for some of these biden district republicans to support. as a result, they're going in a different direction. >> it's set up to be a wild day on capitol hill. the first vote is scheduled for noon. congressional reporter for "the hill," mychael schnell. thanks, as always. when the january 6th committee was doing its work, it subpoenaed jim jordan and he refused to answer the subpoena and sit and talk about his role in the attempted coup. >> can't be said enough, his role on january 6th and how this election is far from certain today. white house obviously bracing for what could be a rocky road ahead if he were to be speaker. jen, let's pause it. he is a problematic candidate. most people think this is bad for america, that he'll be speaker. but potentially a political opportunity for democrats, looking to seize the house next year. >> speaker jim jordan, it's no

. >> it is significant that don bacon who voted for mchenry last time just voted for mike johnson. >> they're on a path at the end of the vote to finally pick a speaker. we'll listen as it goes through. when you have conservative members early in the alphabet, republican who's will cast votes. when you have very conservative members, bacon who is conservative but more of a pragmatic, moderate. let's figure out how to do business. that's why she said a smile on his face. they want it to be someone who will inherit the republican chaos. >> we should also mention ken buck who opposed the recent nominees because they were election deniers who now has said that he will support mike johnson. >> every republican i've spoken to including some who did not vote for others has said to me, now, quote, mike wins on first ballot. they want to send a message. the other thing going back to the point of he's an election denier or is he different, all politics is local as it is said. also, all politics is personal. >> at a time when our elections are nationalized, both parties are getting what they wan

able to flip some no votes to yes, congressman mike rogers, kevin calvert, ken buchanan and even anne wagner who went from a qa"hellno" to a yes. congressman donown put a bad taste in his mouth. >> the problem is when you have people that broke the rules and puts in the spot, we are saying we need to get on board. opportunity work for some of and yous majority of us have been stepped on for this. reporter: a source familiar telling me that jordan is waking up today confident he will get the votes. it's unclear though if he'll get it on the first round. remember it took mccarthy 15 rounds to actually get that gavel. back to you guys. >> hillary vaughn live on capitol hill. you beat all the congressmen to work today. thank you. >> what do you think will happen today, lawrence? reporter: i think for a couple rounds and a lot will flip because it's been made public. >> nowhere to go. wwhere else you going to go? >> they know how important it is to find a speaker. >> it's a role call vote and we'll know if they voted yay or nay. >> will he wear a player? >> that's a great question. >> 9:00 here in new york and

mike some the visited the cookbooks as part of an organized press to what of wanting the following report does contain some graphic descriptions of the hum us attack. security is tyson keyboards fairly today. but don, on the morning of october 7th, the army was nowhere to be seen. the more than 1000 people living here were among the 1st to be attacked by hamas fighters of the realm to keep boats for hours firing machine guns, grenades, rocket launchers, how much lead terrace move from house to house over hours killing civilians are taking them hostage to date is keyboards, this deserted all. what's left are burnt, destroyed houses, and a community in ruins of you know, these really are forward. he's want the world to see this and hear from people who are there. they bring the house on the smoke them out. and when they finally opened the doors, because it was grieved and decided who's, who's to live boosted romney gold was part of a small group. defending the keyboards. he said they fired till they ran out of bullets. and i got to tell the story because 2 angels came to people. some reserve soldiers have no idea where they came from the us ever so munition and a cell phone. so we can pull the famil

alabama congressman mike rogers saying he will back jordan after initial resistance in six republicans are saying they will not support the gop nominee, here is nebraska congressman donis not voting for jordan. >> a small group of people need to see that some of us will not be walked over and we have been walked on since january. >> joining me right now montana congressman matt rosendale the house foreign affairs and natural resource committees. thank you very much for being here. one of the original eight to get kevin mccarthy out, how do you feel about jim jordan. >> as i said i don't want to curse jim jordan and say anything about his prospects today but i think jim will do a lot of good things. i think he can bring the conference together. i truly do. maria: do you think he will have the vote. >> i do, the second thing jim is the second most popular republican in the country only behind donald trump, that being said i think you will gather the final votes today and i think he said recognize with the work that he has done that he will be able to lead the house through the maze of things that we need to accomplish. maria: there is a report that says if jim jordan g

mike is withered as this morning. moik? the big occasions are big stories, narratives. you donng. a lot of england fans will get up early and heading over to _ fans will get up early and heading over to paris. the ones i've seen so far look— over to paris. the ones i've seen so far look a _ over to paris. the ones i've seen so far look a little subdued. a bit reticent — far look a little subdued. a bit reticent. because do they fear the worst? _ reticent. because do they fear the worst? there is some confidence in the england team that they could upset _ the england team that they could upset the odds. i like listening to the preparations of how the players prepare _ the preparations of how the players prepare. 20 years ago, apparently they played the name game, bringing in some _ they played the name game, bringing in some chocolates, going to the cinema. — in some chocolates, going to the cinema, then coming back to by the name _ cinema, then coming back to by the name game — cinema, then coming back to by the name game to relax.— cinema, then coming back to by the name game

mike lindell rudy giuliani jeff sessions type trajectory for him. my own little advice. brandon back, luke broadwater, thank you both. coming up, there's an old slogan, remember this one? loose licks sink ships? well, dontrump's got some very loose lips. so what did he tell an australian billionaire who's a member of mar-a-lago about america's nuclear arsenal. but first, the disgraced ex president tries to stall his trial with insider testimony that should have trump squirming. that's next. that's next. built with titanium, and featuring the most powerful iphone camera yet. get it with boost infinite and transcend to a wireless utopia. the new titanium iphone 15 pro. on us, no trade-in needed. enjoy unlimited wireless and the latest iphone every year for $60 a month. woman: who's that, who is that? cole: this is my puppy! woman: cancer. it's different in a child. because your child is still growing. charlie: i had 14 rounds of chemo. there's thousands and thousands of kids all over the world who need help. girl: it is my first time having cancer. and it's the very worst. spokesman: saint jude children's research hospital works day after day to find cures and save the lives of children with cancer and o