rfer ladies and gentlemen welcome our honored guests, speaker mike johnson, leader charles e. schumer, leader mitch mcconnell. leader hakeem jeffries, senator steve da inch nmp es and the families of the 13 servicemembers who lost their lives on all 26, 2021 in cab >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the united states house of representatives. the speaker: my colleagues in congress, distinguished guests and the families of the 13 brave servicemembers we lost three years ago. as speaker of the house, i have the privilege of welcoming you to the capitol as we award the congressional medal. it is the highest honor that congress can bestow upon any group or individual. since the start of the american revolution congress has shown our national appreciation to the achievements and contributions of great americans. today we are here to honor some of our greatest. no greater love has man than this that a man lay down his life for his friends. we honor that very love and that very sacrifice. on august 25, 20113 men and women of valor defended this nation in

you in the course of saving mike johnson speakership weal get to that. got through a aid package to ukraine and what you're learning from your constituents and what you think donald trump would do if he becomes president. >> yeah. well -- homework that's a lot of essays. sorry. but go knock them off. >> in terms of -- the conflict between ukraine and russia, we've got to push back against russia aggression our view as we were working through making sure that ukraine had what it needed in order to defend its territorial integrity but also the values that all of us hold dear. was absolutely essential, and you know, they've fought a valiant battle against a brutal enemy. and this has been ongoing now for two plus years. the partnership with the united states has been important. and that must continue. the way in which many of us looked at the national security legislative battle was that this is a -- this was a churchill or chamberlain moment. churchill or chamberlain moment we either confront aggression or we appease it. and appeasement never works. partic

rfer ladies and gentlemen welcome our honored guests, speaker mike johnson, leader charles e. schumer, leader mitch mcconnell. leader hakeem jeffries, senator steve da inch nmp es and the and the families of the third teen service members who lost their lives on august 26, 2021 in kabul, afghanistan. >> ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the united states house of representatives. the speaker: my colleagues in congress, distinguished guests and the families of the 13 brave servicemembers we lost three years ago. as speaker of the house, i have the privilege of welcoming you to the capitol as we award the congressional medal. it is the highest honor that congress can bestow upon any group or individual. since the start of the american revolution congress has shown our national appreciation to the achievements and contributions of great americans. today we are here to honor some of our greatest. no greater love has man than this that a man lay down his life for his friends. we honor that very love and that very sacrifice. on august 25, 20113 men and wom

i do not take mike johnson lightly.this, congress enacted a new law, the electoral count reform act, it makes it much harder for a mike johnson to do the kinds of things that others might be inclined to do. it is also helpful that kamala harris as a vice president will preside over the joint session. i do not discount worries of mike johnson because i take him and donald trump literally and seriously. i have a lot of confidence that hakeem jeffries will be in the speaker chair. number two, if not, the new law will hopefully protect democracy. >> jacob, to your point and zeroing back in on george a little bit, it is sort of a lapel, if you will, to what you refer to. i want to play some from stacey abrams talking about the georgia election board and why it is bad for democracy. >> more than 3000 counties, they have to certify those ballots, they then had to get it to the secretary of state and then certify that the the electors can cast their ballots by november 17. if that does not happen that whole sequence gets delaye

republican mike johnson, the speaker of the us house of representatives, made such a call to volodymyr zelensky. in a letter to the president of ukraine a day before the visit of the ukrainian delegation to washington, johnson declares oksana markarova lost credibility by organizing zelensky's visit to an ammunition plant in pennsylvania with democrats, but without republicans, they were not invited there, the letter says. the republican calls the trip to the munitions factory a partisan pre-election event of the democrats, and johnson views zelensky's participation in this trip as, i quote: clear interference in the election process. in the end, the speaker of the house of representatives refused to meet with zelensky today in washington, he was unable to schedule it because he was very busy. meanwhile, the investigation into zelenskyi's visit to the ammunition plant in pennsylvania was also initiated by the republicans in the us congress, who explain that they want to find out whether the biden administration tried to use zelenskyi in the presidential campaign of vice president kamal

yet mike johnson right there voted to overturn those results.r of the house, get away with saying he is going to follow the constitution with a big old if attached to it? >> look, if i had a dollar for every time i looked at one of my former republican brother in and tried to answer that same question and where their shame went, i would be a very wealthy man. look, they're going to keep saying this. they're going to say we will follow it as long as it is a fair and honest election, and then when it does not break in their direction they are going to say this was not a fair and honest election. that is the ruse, that is the shell game here. i think he is more than prepared to do that. he demonstrated that by voting to that effect, and i think he is probably lining up his caucus to do the same thing again in 2024. >> jason? >> he is lying. there is no fair election where trump gets re-elected. that is the attitude of many of the republican elites. not necessarily republicans on the ground, voting in georgia, north carolina, but that is the elite p

mike johnson did not attend. now, could we draw a straight line? no, he said he had scheduling conflicts, he didn't know if he would be in town. but the evidence is pretty overwhelming that for johnson, sitting down with zelenskyy right now would not be good for his political future, whether that was the exact reason, we can't say. but it would be treacherous, if republicans keep the house majority, in which he will need, whether trump wins or loses, donald trump's support. and probably a stretch to say he calls the shots, but he's certainly the background music of everything republicans do on capitol hill. >> is he going to be somebody in a position to call shots if he loses the next election. will people like speaker mike johnson say he's still the speaker, be listening as closely to donald trump. if kamala harris has a republican-led majority in the house or even in the senate, on the subject of ukraine, if donald trump loses, will she have an easier time getting funding or will it be harder? >> i would say this, katy, it's actually almost irrele

mike johnson is hell bent on avoiding a shutdown. he told me that in an interview last week. the important point to keep in mind, we live this. but we see what it's like to have donald trump have some fingers on the button of the legislative process. it's messy. it's real messy. >> how long was the shutdown? >> reporter: that shutdown in 2018 i think was 20 something days. it was over new year's day. it was over new year's eve. after republicans lost the house of representatives. >> 35 days. a lot of people going on furlough. people missing paychecks. you missing -- >> a lot of financial issues for folks out there with the government shutdown. politically, what does this do for republicans down ballot? >> reporter: if he shuts down the government, it would be political malpractice 48 days before the election or less by the time the government shuts down. i don't think it will shut down. then again, mike johnson is going to attract and has attracted the ire of former president trump who is calling for a shutdown. shutdowns never achieve the intended result. the result that the

house speaker mike johnson tied the funding to the save act, requiring citizenship to vote, which is of course already the law of the land, punishable by a felony.

that is why mike johnson is saying that they are not far apart. they are not -- they have not split here, but the reality is that house republicans, mike johnson has to continue to manage this relationship for donald trump 42 days from an election when not only is the presidential race extremely close, but so is control of the house. mike johnson knows a government shutdown is not good for republicans who want to win control of the house. donald trump has proven that he has not cared much about down ballot. he's interested in his own race. so, the government is not going to shut down. they are going to vote to fund it tomorrow, and donald trump, we will see what sort of response he has. >> my goodness, leanne. hugo, molly, thank you, as well. when we returned, a closer look at the path to the white house. >>> later, a new memo warns democratic efforts to reach out to younger voters and the voters of color are critically underfunded. don't you take the unions for granted. the 11th hour getting underway on a tuesday night. ing underway on a tuesday

what led house speaker mike johnson. >> to make that decision? i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. >> a group of 42 bipartisan attorneys general are calling on congress to pass the legislation. 4 warning label for social media apps making an argument that they can help bring awareness to the inherent risks. the platforms may pose to young kids. they would be similar to those displayed on alcohol and tobacco products to back up their calls. the group provided research that links social media use to anxiety and depression in young people. this all comes after the idea of social media warning labels was first proposed by u.s. surgeon general, dr. vivica murthy back in june. co

johnson added is likely the only viable option going forward, but put simply speaker of the house, mike johnson johnson, he is not there yet now, meantime, senate majority leader, chuck schumer, he took some procedural steps today to set up a move if the senate needs to go before the house on this very clear, he's trying to send the sat and the senate is not going to wait on the house. while they get their act together. >> and sunlen, there's talk of lawmakers including extra funding for the secret service in this spending bill in response to the second apparent assassination attempt of trump last weekend, is that likely to receive bipartisan support? i would imagine henri know leadership both sides of the aisle say that this is a good idea that acknowledging that more money, that the secret service does need more money and more funding potentially could be part of the answer, but it's unclear if it will be included. >> could it in this government funding or potentially at a later date? and many acknowledging like, let's not just throw money at the problem. many saying that there has, they have

mike johnson is correct.st now need all republicans to get behind it, and jam it down the throats of democrats who are more interested in per pet situating pulling in voters for democrats than standing up for citizen only voting. >> laura: elon musk is 100 percent right. anyone who does not favor showing i.d. to vote, slightly different issue, but showing i.d. to vote, is somebody who believes ineligible voters should vote. i mean, it's as simple as that you have to use an i.d. to get on a plane and do other things in this country. why shouldn't you actually show that you are a citizen of the country in some way, shape, or form to be able to vote? it makes zero sense. but the media, congressman, always want to find a way to down play this and also tie it back to trump. check this out. >> speaker mike johnson pandering to former president donald trump as we get close to election day. trying to attach what democrats are calling poison pill. the save act. to any sort of continuing resolution. this is sort of a f

that is a similar message, interestingly enough, even though mike johnson, speaker of the house, is a fiscal conservative, at one point had been a member of these hard right factions, had been echoing the mcconnell line, saying it would be political malpractice for republicans to shut the government down in advance of the election. the reason being is that the polls show republican certainly would get the blame heading into the election. that would hurt a lot of the swing districts and swing state candidates that will be on the ballot this november in very critical races. the balance of power is at stake in both chambers of congress, in the house and senate, where the majority parties have a razor thin edge in terms of holding control of those chambers. host: scott wong of nbc news, senior congressional reporter there, joining us ahead of a busy week in capitol hill, probably the busiest week until after the election and the lame-duck that could be gone by the end of this week. your questions for the week ahead in washington. start calling in. phone numbers as usual, democrats, (202)

. >> i have been talking to mike johnson about it this is important mikely has bill in senate side ing to do there we've got to make sure noncitizens don't vote we saw allah, cut off 16,000 people vote rolls noncitizens my last election won by 10,000 votes this is important, if chuck schumer decides did not want to bring it deciding he wants to shut down government not us we want to fund government we ought to do it through next year so next president has opportunity to make sure he fixes the budget we ought to make sure nonsns don't vote chuck schumer doesn't believe this those, but we're going to do what we should be doing every way we can to pass in house and senate do you have evidence of illegals getting registered to vote rinow. >> we saw that texas alabama virginia took 16,000 people off voter rolls, so we are finding around the can you be i tell people vote make sure your friends vote be a poll watcher we had an important conversation about attacks on free speech across the world kamala harris, comments campaigning about x, wanting to take coin donald trump's posts on x, cens

i know mike johnson very well, we went to school together, we came to the convention together. it was he who brought aid to ukraine to a vote to continue this support, even though many in his own party were adamantly against it. therefore, there is no need to doubt mike johnson's determination and support for ukraine and the ukrainian people. no one fully understands exactly what happened in pennsylvania, there are many unanswered questions, and we 'll get to them. it is possible that this was all a big misunderstanding. very interesting, katya, yes, what do you have to add to this? according to the legislators. with whom i spoke, first of all, during the meeting with zelenskyi , the situation at the front, on the battlefield, aid to ukraine, the lifting of all restrictions on the ukrainian army, as well as the plan were discussed victory of volodymyr zelenskyi, and the issue of pennsylvania was not raised. katya, thank you for your work, for these exclusive comments of american legislators, kateryna lisonova was in touch with us. more than 500 activists from 45 american states

as for an official response to house speaker mike johnson's ultimatum, we haven't heard back. after all, there is no practical sense in dismissing ambassador markareva before the presidential elections in the usa. there is an invariable rule in diplomatic practice. a new ambassador is submitted. agreman receives and, accordingly, is appointed already under the new administration, so, at least, by the time the next us president is elected, oksana markarova should get her diplomatic term. in addition, one of the important aspects of zelenskyi's visit was the negotiations regarding the granting of permission to use western long-range weapons at military facilities on the territory of the russian federation. because of putin's ultimatums, voiced by him at the meeting. the white house never dared to give the green light to ukraine to the security council of russia. in addition, the american edition of the new york times reported, citing an authoritative source. american special services. the american james bonds reported that they have reliable information. in the event that the un

as for the official response to the ultimatum speaker of the house of representatives, mike johnson,r heard from her. after all , there is no practical sense in dismissing ambassador markareva before the presidential elections in the usa. there is an invariable rule in diplomatic practice. a new ambassador is submitted, received by agreman and accordingly appointed under the new administration. so, at least, by the time the next us president is elected, oksana markarova should finish her diplomatic term. in addition, one of the important aspects of zelenskyi's visit was the negotiations regarding the granting of a permit for the use of western long-range weapons at military facilities on the territory of the russian federation. because of the ultimate requirements. putin, voiced by him at the meeting of the security council of russia, the white house never dared to give the green light to ukraine. in addition, the american edition of the new york times reported, citing an authoritative source in the american intelligence services. the american james bonds reported that they have reli

signed, mike johnson, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 9, 2024, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with time equally allocated between the parties and each member other than the majority or minority leaders and the minority whip limited to five minutes. but in no event will debate continue beyond 1:50 p.m. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. mr. joyce: thank you, madam speaker. for the past four years, american communities have been forced to live with failed soft on crime policies that have sought to free violent criminals and defund our law enforcement. in california a recent study showed that 70% of individuals who received zero-dollar bail were subsequently rearrested. and a study focused on chicago identified that 50% of offenders who were released again committed another violent crime. now isn't th

mike johnson doing a spot on trump impression while speaking in washington.ssion come i'm sorry peered. [laughter] it comes up on me. i hear his voice in my head. we want to talk about energy independence, energy dominance. dominance. >> dana: yeah, i mean, that's a pretty good impression. and a lot of people have pretty good impressions. i don't know why we are doing this segment. >> greg: that once sucked, i thought. so many people do a better job. as a child, growing up, we all did impressions. i make it of the '70s, you did john wayne, humphrey bogart, who was the gangster actor? from "white heat?" james -- and then you have richard nixon. i am not a crook. and pretty big shoes. every kid on your block had five impressions. and then suddenly it just went away. we did them all the time. do you remember the brady bunch when peter was doing nothing buy impressions? pork chops and applesauce. pork chops and applesauce. >> harold: what you talking about, willis. >> dana: did that well. >> jesse: i'm not doing a trump impression. >> jesse: i'm too self absorbed

i think that the letter that the speaker of the house of representatives, mike johnson, sent ultimatum to volodymyr zelenskyi about the need to refuse the services of the ambassador of ukraine to the united states, ms oksana markarova, but this is precisely the sign of this, i would say, harsh reaction, but clarification of whether such a scandal could have been avoided somehow from our point of view. this is how to build either a visit or a behavioral model in order to smooth out the corners as much as possible and still avoid this scandal as much as possible, or after all, the scandal that arose because of the visit to the zelensky factory in pennsylvania was already laid and cannot be could be avoided at all, well, look, zelenskyy is not the first time. military attends factory, he was still cozy at such a factory, the governor there is a republican, it was earlier, a few months before the elections, and it did not cause any reactions from anyone. of course, from this, i would say, purely professional point of view, if you come to the states a few weeks before the election campaign,

about 20 of them there, in the house of representatives about a dozen people met with him, and mike johnson find time at all, which he publicly stated that i have, by the way, once again he was rude to mike johnson, he said, i will discuss with my speaker, the ambassador to the usa, it is not for you to tell me what to do, oh, i think after this it will be hard for him to sharpen. then most likely there will be republicans in congress, here are the ukrainian programs remember johnson how many 4 months he held back until april and now he already has it basically built into the system, if zelensky remains, that now in general it seems to me less and less likely that after the elections zelensky will remain as president. there he is looking for the united states, we will replace him, i think, the new administration, yes, the new administration will find him, so zelensky will either leave altogether, or go somewhere from those countries where he is there. who, well, in principle, it is necessary for this to be recognized by others who can us him give out, i think that alexander ivanovich can gi

this morning, speaker mike johnson addressing his plans to put a three-month continuing resolution upmittee and will now rely on democrats to obtain a two-thirds majority to pass the measure. joining us now, punch bowl news cofounder and msnbc political contributor, jake sherman. jake, great seeing you. what does it look like right now as far as, are we going to go a government shutdown or not? >> no, we're not, jose, it doesn't seem like that at this point. at least it won't be a prolonged one. monday, i believe, is october 1st, correct me if i'm wrong, and i don't think we'll be in a situation in which government funding does not pass by monday. it might take over the weekend, but the house will clear the bill tomorrow, and then it goes over to the senate, san jose, where senators have a much wider berth to slow down the process than we do in the house of representatives, members do, not reporters. and senators could ask for votes on amendments and could not allow for the process to be sped up. and i think that would be a challenge for the senate republican leadership. one thing we'

to the forefront of this election campaign, yes, that is, soon mike johnson did not make such a decision. ask for everything, what is the decision to write this letter in a very aggressive, non-diplomatic way, regarding markarova, regarding the actual support of ukraine, zelenskyi, the alleged democrats, yes, this is in essence, most likely trump was the accomplice of this, it's first of all, well, is trump's team, is trump's team, yes, yes, is his team, or the environment that has trump, and then trump changes his point of view everything. still meets with zelenskyi, here his technologists or his entourage told trump that it is still better to meet and demonstrate that he is such a president, supposedly the future of peace, or is it just that trump has a different point of view on something in principle every day, because very often, and i honestly don't think so, you know, we just very often observed that trump says one thing on monday, another on tuesday, a third on thursday, a fourth on sunday... well, look, i do not have any precise understanding at all, whether the meeting between

. >> house speaker mike johnson, running out of time and options after his funding bill was rejected by his own party, some members of his own party with 12 days lap what will he do next? >> are we still going a government shutdown and harvey weinstein back in court and pleading not guilty to a new sex crime charges whole story. >> how does a bernie bro become a pro-trump, pro-putin social media superstar, maga communist, you know, people watching cnn none are going to say, you're crazy. the whole story with anderson cooper sunday at 8:00 on cnn recipes recipes written by hand lost to time right now being analyzed and restored using the power of delhi a second opinion you do it when you're looking for a contractor you definitely do it with medical advice so why not with your stock market investments? we can help you see opportunities you may be missing. and henan and walsh it only takes a second to schedule your free second opinion so what's there to lose speak to henan in walshe. the second opinion people here on the internet, you can pretend to be anything like an elderly man's ban

. >>> speaker mike johnson is defying donald trump by striking a deal with white house and top democratsproposed deal doesn't include the item trump wants most, the controversial plan known as the save act. he'll attempt to get the deal passed without it later this week, will trump intervene? jack sherman, go-to for all things on the hill. what's the latest? >> i don't think the government is going to shut down, chris, i don't think that's likely at all. here's what's going to happen, this bill will come to the floor at some point a three-month stopgap funding bill which keeps the government open until december 20th, setting up a huge end of the year legislative rush, government shutdown threat. this bill is going to pass with a lot of democrats, possibly every single democrat and probably roughly half or so of house republicans, so this is, again, going to be an example of keeping the government open with the help of an overwhelming number of democrats, now i would not be surprised to see donald trump say something this week, although mike johnson has spent a lot of time working him ove

accompanied by speaker mike johnson leader mitch mcconnell, jeffries, senator susan collins, senator >> accompanied by speaker mike johnson, mitch mcconnell, hakeem jeffries, susan collins, representative and custer -- ann mclane kuster, deborah terry -- brad scheer, secretary of the army, christine more myth, chairman of the joint steve to chief of staff, chief of staff to the army, general randy george, and president of the ghost army legacy project, mr. rick buyer. ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the united states house of representatives. >> thank you. >> thank you all so much. we are so proud to welcome you all to the capital. it's so good to see you all this morning and i want to just think so much the many important folks who are here gathering, my colleagues and congress and of course, general brown and general george and mr. rick buyer, who you will hear a lot about in a little while. we are so delighted to have you here. the highest honor that -- upon any group or individual. and today, pursuant to 1404, we are here to award that medal to the 23

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manu, what is trump saying yeah, he in fact, he is saying that he said that mike johnson in the house, republicans essentially not pass a bill to keep the government open if they don't get everything they want when it comes to this very controversial proposal, this essentially so we prevented non non-citizens from voting from undocumented immigrants, from voting. >> there's already against the law. democrat say it is not necessarily republicans like mike johnson, the speaker, say that it is necessary to add some additional protections, but nevertheless, this is a basic fact. there are not the votes to pass it, even in the republican controlled house let alone the democratic controlled senate. and the reason why it's not going to pass the house tonight, democratic opposition, but also some republicans who are opposed to passing any short-term extension of government funding and not donald trump says on yours, you can see on your screen there he said, if republicans don't get the save act, that is a legislation what i'm referring to, he said every ounce of it, they should not agree to a

. >> house speaker mike johnson briefly spoke to the press following a go to overt government shutdown and fund programs through 24. he blamed the senate for a near government shutdown for not passing appropriations bills for the house to debate. when asked about republican chances of keeping the house majority after the election, speaker johnson was confident republicans would keep the house, while gaining control of the height house and senate. -- white house and senate. rep. johnson: good afternoon, everyone. our legislative work before november has now been officially done. and today the house did the necessary thing. we took the initiative to prevent the senate from jamming us with another bloated bill. while continuing resolution is never ideal, none of us like them, it allows congress to continue serving the american people through the election. this is not the house's fault, it is the senate's fault. they passed not a single appropriations bill, so there was nothing for the chambers to negotiate in the end. so we had no choice. what i want to assure everyone and i have said thi

[applause] accompanied by speaker mike johnson leader mitch mcconnell, jeffries, senator susan collins, senator edward markey, representative koster, former representative stuart, deputy secretary of veterans affairs tonya, secretary of the army christine marman, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general charles junior, chief of staff to the army general randy george and president of the ghost army legacy project, mr. rick buyer. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, the honorable mike johnson, speaker of the united states house of representatives. [applause] >> thank you all so much. we are proud to welcome you here to the capital. it's a good to see you all this morning and i want to just thank you so much of the many important folks that are here gathering. my colleagues and congress and of course the secretary and general brown and general george and mr. rick buyer who you will hear in a little while. our friends and family and of course the veterans of the ghost army we are so delighted to have you gentlemen here. the congressional gold medal is the highest honor that this body can

house speaker mike johnson presented a funding bill to avert a shutdown.ember 23th, 2024 and "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >>> good morning, everybody. welcome to "squawk box" here on cnbc. we are live from the nasdaq market site in times square. i'm becky quick along with joe kernen and andrew ross sorkin. let's take a look at the u.s. equity futures at this hour. right now, a little bit of a mixed picture. s&p indicated up by 5 points. the nasdaq indicated up a bit more. this comes as stocks closed higher last week. the s&p was up by

. >> house speaker mike johnson called off a vote on a republican plan to stop a government shutdown at the end of the month. our washington correspondent raquel martin has the story. >> republican push to keep the government funded took a turn wednesday. no, no vote today. a day after promising a vote. house speaker mike johnson scrapped those plans acknowledging the six-month spending bill does not have enough republican support to of conversations. family conversations within the republican conference and i believe we'll get there. we've got to take care of business or south dakota republican congressman dusty johnson says a handful of his colleagues may never backed the plan. several openly object to the bill's price tag. but i'm gonna tell you, i'm putting everything i have into backing the speaker's play. >> to make sure that we have the votes necessary to avoid a government shutdown. at this point. republicans may need democratic support to pass the bill in the house. the problem is many democrats say the bill includes a poison pill, a provision to outlaw undocumented immigran

is key to mike johnson being speaker, going into that place was a bigger front of mike johnson in big mean, j.d. >> vance and donald trump will very likely abandoned zelenskyy and i mean donald trump has made it very clear how much is allegiance lies with vladimir putin? and this is a real problem in a real flip for the republican party. this isn't what it used to be like. we were the voters on this when you talk to the voters who have swing back and forth, where do they come down in ukraine, unfortunately, they're not my voters there to all the toddler's i talked what this is the biggest thing that's happening with republican voters which is that it's about half and half where donald trump has really influenced the republican party to be more isolation as they do not want to be involved in ukraine, they absolutely they basically don't want any money sent abroad period, like there's just this isolationism it's gripped the party, but then of course there's still that traditional part of the party that wants to see ukraine supported because republican party used to support our democrati

you are seeing the same thing happened to mike johnson. quote says same clown car, different driver. jesus christ could not govern this caucus. i think it is true, the way it is structured. they are going to have to rethink how this is done. you can't have one single backbencher -- host: we will start with tyrone in illinois on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. nice to talk to you guys. dana, i see a lot of corruption in our government. i think there should be, i'm 50 years old and grew up in iowa. chuck grassley, when i was in ninth grade, he was in. he's in today. i think there should be term limits. i think lobbyist really means bribe. we talk about our supreme court, about checking to see what they are doing. i'm not picking on nancy pelosi but insider stock trading is huge, whether democrat or republican. i think all of that stuff needs to be looked at. i think when we look at a bill, it should be one bill, not throwing all of these other things into a bill. and i'm tired of seeing democrats and republicans voti

you are seeing the same thing happened to mike johnson.uote says same clown car, different driver. jesus christ could not govern this caucus. i think it is true, the way it is structured. they are going to have to rethink how this is done. you can't have one single backbencher -- host: we will start with tyrone in illinois on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. nice to talk to you guys. dana, i see a lot of corruption in our government. i think there should be, i'm 50 years old and grew up in iowa. chuck grassley, when i was in ninth grade, he was in. he's in today. i think there should be term limits. i think lobbyist really means bribe. we talk about our supreme court, about checking to see what they are doing. i'm not picking on nancy pelosi but insider stock trading is huge, whether democrat or republican. i think all of that stuff needs to be looked at. i think when we look at a bill, it should be one bill, not throwing all of these other things into a bill. and i'm tired of seeing democrats and republicans voting

no 3 democrats voted yes, not enough for speaker mike johnson with his 9 vote majority. i'm very disappointed that didn't pass as congress works on a spending package here on capitol hill. comments from the campaign trail and former president donald trump could disrupt negotiations. trump, the republican presidential nominee called for a government shutdown. if %epublicans don't get the save act, house republican leadership has wasted 2 weeks, 2 weeks. >> listening to donald trump's ridiculous claims on the campaign trail. but less than 2 weeks from a government shutdown, we have time to to fix the situation and we'll get right to it. and less than 50 days until the election failure isn't an option. leaders from both parties say a shutdown isn't smart. >> in washington, i'm today some lot. >> the united auto workers union has announced a strike deadline at a ford plant. the union says the september 25th strike deadline was called over negotiations of involving job security wage parity for skilled trades as well as work rules. it comes just one day after the union announc

>> i think mike johnson will try everything.ower to do it he will try everything to overturn the election and if it does not go trump's way, that is what i think. this is why the down ballot races are so important because we only need four seats to flip the house, so we have to think about that. >> mike, republicans close to johnson say no he is not trump's lapdog. they cite the example that mike johnson supports supporting ukraine, donald trump doesn't. that is there evidence. what do you think? >> i think it pays to be paranoid when everybody is out to get you so if i were the democrats i would be worried too. they made big rules changes. >> explain this. while we were all sleeping. >> while we were all sleeping the grown-ups got together and probably mitch mcconnell's office and decided we have to patch the software. we are working on 1898 rules where it was like you are honor bound and now we are in the trump era, so some of the glue is not there. a lot of procedural stuff. johnson has a history of very dubious arguments. i

most close minded people i've ever dealt with. >>> elsewhere here in washington, house speaker mike johnson's plan to fund the government failed yesterday after 14 republican members voted to kill the bill. the loss is no doubt an embarrassing one for johnson. he pulled a vote on a package last week amid multiple republican defections only to to watch it collapse in realtime yesterday. the legislation, which would keep the government funded for another 6 months was paired with a controversial republican voting bill. that trump-backed legislation would require people show proof of citizenship to register to vote. and let's be clear again, it's already illegal for noncitizens to vote here in the united states. congress now has at the moment no viable bipartisan path forward to keep the government funded with just 12 days to go until that october 1st deadline to prevent a shutdown. meanwhile, trump posted on social media again yesterday advocating for republican members to shutdown the government if that proof of citizenship measure is not included in the spending package. joining us now here on

has changed, i will remind you that at first trump allegedly refused to meet with zelensky, and mike johnsone speaker of the house of representatives, he sent such a rather undiplomatic letter to the president of ukraine. with the demand for the dismissal or recall of ms. markarova, the ambassador of ukraine to the united states of america, and we also remember this speech by mr. trump, where he spoke so inaccurately about ukraine, well, let's not mention it now, because there is really no time, but this one is sharp rhetoric, change of rhetoric...

no 3 democrats voted yes, not enough for speaker mike johnson with his 9 vote majority. i'm very disappointed that didn't pass as congress works on a spending package here on capitol hill. comments from the campaign trail and former president donald trump could disrupt negotiations. trump, the republican presidential nominee called for a government shutdown. if republicans don't get the save act, house republican leadership has wasted 2 weeks, 2 weeks. >> listening to donald trump's ridiculous claims on the campaign trail. but less than 2 weeks from a government shutdown, we have time to to fix the situation and we'll get right to it. and less than 50 days until the election failure isn't an option. leaders from both parties say a shutdown isn't smart. >> in washington, i'm today some lot in the south bay, the city of san jose is going a different route with their e-scooters. >> city transportation officials say that they're going to plan to change e-scooter companies from lime and bird to spin scooters, eligible people who participate in their federal assistance program

mike johnson, speaker of the us house of representatives.hese were the first signs. of the political tornado in which the ukrainian delegation got into, a candidate from the republicans donald trump, who has so far tried to speak about ukraine and its president discreetly and avoiding specifics, has dramatically changed the record. he accused zelensky of "dirty little attacks" against him, and also complained that the ukrainian leader did not want to make a deal with putin to end the war. ukraine is no more. this is not ukraine anymore, you can never replace these cities and towns, and you can never replace the dead people, so many dead people, any deal, even the worst, would be better than what we have now. perhaps, the narcissistic politician was offended by zelensky's statements, which he made on the eve of his visit to the usa in an interview with the new yorker. in particular, the president of ukraine suggested that trump does not know how to end the war and rejected the proposal. of his running mate jaydy vance to freeze the conflict a