. >> and so mike williams stayed on the'persons of interest'list.cal examiner's office told the detectives they now knew what killed chelsea. >> they ruled the-- the cause of death as blunt force trauma to the face. we had initially noticed that there was a break in the jaw, and they just kind of confirmed that there were severe facial injuries, which they believed was the cause of death. >> several facial bones were fractured, especially around her eyes. the detectives decided to keep all that secret. and chelsea's parents held a private funeral for their sweet youngest child, the baby of the family. hearts are breaking in this small town today. >> and then in early september, about ten months after chelsea disappeared, the man who'd found her remains called the sheriff's office. >> he's doing some more excavating on his property there, moving dirt around, working on the property. and he notices a red shoe. and we have several detectives that go out to the scene, and it happens to be the left shoe. it's the same size, same brand, same style as-- th

after chelsea bruck disappeared, the detectives decided it was time for a serious talk with big mike williams't know her, know her. but i do know who she is. >> funny thing about mike. on the one hand he seemed cooperative. but on the other.. >> we asked for his consent to search the house, you know, for any kind of evidence from the investigation and make sure chelsea wasn't even in the house. and he denied us consent. >> so, they did it the hard way. >> they came in with 13 swat guys in full gear. and i said, "do you have a search warrant? " and they presented it to me right then and then. and then "are you gonna let us in or we going to kick in the door? " that's when i let them in. >> they're getting tough with you at this point. >> yeah. they went through my house and they were searching for things, like, they left a terrible mess. it's the first time, i think, ever in my entire life of living here, like, forever that i didn't feel comfortable in my own home. >> outside, investigators took one look at mike's fire-pit and was there something in there? >> they dug through, you know, years

william powell, thank you | very much for updating us. -- mike very much for updating us. —— mike williamnd continues its calls for people to leave the north of gaza. but western leaders are pressuring israel to show restraint. live now to tobias bork, the middle east security senior research fellow at the royal united services institute. welcome. just over two weeks into this conflict, with israel vowing to eradicate hamas, what is your assessment of when this ground offensive will take place and what form it could take place in? to offensive will take place and what form it could take place in?- form it could take place in? to be honest, i don't _ form it could take place in? to be honest, i don't know. _ form it could take place in? to be honest, i don't know. i'm - form it could take place in? to be honest, i don't know. i'm not i form it could take place in? to be| honest, i don't know. i'm not sure anyone else, either the israeli security establishment or those close to it, that is foreign leaders coming to visit. i don't think they actually have a proper insight on when this ground

of georgia. >> fulton county georgia votes for hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. >> williams of new york. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. >> williams of texas. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. wilson of florida. wilson of florida. >> hakeem jeffries. >> jeffries. >> wilson of south carolina. >> mike johnson. >> johnson. wittman, mike johnson. >> womack. >> with the 217th pick -- >> on day 22 without a speaker and chaos in the house of representatives throughout that time, it appears now that mike johnson of louisiana is the new speaker of the house, but let me go to steve kornacki who is tracking it for us as he always does. steve, what can you tell us? >> he definitely will be the next speaker of the house. there are only a handful of votes still left to come. you see johnson now at 218. there are 220 republicans voting today in that chamber we know, so only two more to come, and the big thing is this. we've been tracking all of the republicans who voted against jim jordan at any point, all of the republicans who come from biden districts who night think that perhaps johnson is too conservative for the

congressman byron donalds, chuck fleishman, congressman mike green, mike johnson, roger williams. of them may have the same challenges we have seen from one candidate after the other of this badly fractured republican conference where you could only lose four republican votes on the house floor to be elected speak other party line vote. today tom emmer found opposition from at least 26 members, which shows you the challenges of anybody moving forward in this badly divided republican conference, which is still at each other's -- at extreme loggerheads in the aftermath of kevin mccarthy's ouster with no clear way forward. >> the stakes clearly still enormous. the house can't pass any legislation without a speaker. manu raju, thank you very much. >>> just ahead, we'll discuss the republican crisis on the hill and more with gop presidential candidate chris christie. ( ♪♪ ) welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland. the industry's idea of a healthier tomorrow. where vapes are deemed safer. nevermind that they'll increase your risk of lung cancer. and they're anti-aging. because you're more

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please join me in welcoming mike colleague and friend, dr. william hardy. >> [ applause ] >> good afternoon, everybody. it is a pleasure to be back in east tennessee history center where he spent eight years here at the east tennessee historical society as adam said, in the education department. this topic for today really comes full circle in this building because it was approximately 10 years ago when i was working on the second floor when adam walked into my office with a baseball in his hand, set it down on my desk and had this sly grin on his face, what is this? this is what we are doing next summer. i was like, this is interesting. adam pitched the idea he was starting a baseball club. he had seen two clubs playing in the national nashville area. i was excited because i want to play baseball. for number of reasons, unfortunately, i never had the opportunity to play any baseball as a young man. was excited and i thought this is great, get the play baseball. adam said, not exactly. what you mean? he says, i was thinking about rather than playing

eastern to vote by secret ballot between byron donalds, chuck fleishchmann, mike johnson and roger williams of texas. the house set to gavel back in tomorrow at noon eastern with live coverage. here on c-span. >> how would these small businesses benefit from enforcement of existing laws? >> i think they'd benefit in the same way consumers would if they are being victimized and they don't have the resources to deploy sophisticated anti-fraud, then sending that message to take some of these bad actors off the board would be helpful to them in much the same way consumers are being defrauded. >> anyone els on helping small businesses? >> i'd like to commend your attorney general, north carolina is one of the top leads for the robocall enforcement at the state level. i would say that small businesses, we have data that shows some threat actors understand that they've got deeper pockets, as opposed, than the targeted victims so we're seeing a rise in robocalls and ro bo texts trying to hit small business owners and convince them, you know, to engage in their campaigns. >> thank you. my time has e

everybody on deck right now, the latest vote count is johnson, mike johnson 85, byron donalds 32, congressman greener 23, congressman williams at 21, congressman fleischmann it ten, other, 31, present, too. the fact that other gets almost as much as the second runner-up tells you everything you need to know about the indecision here. but i do wonder, given this sort of existing litmus test of election denialism, does that signal that nobody's gonna get through this process that isn't an avid supporter of donald trump? >> it seems hard, because as charlie pointed out, trump can kick people out but he can't get anyone in. part of what is so striking to me about all of this is that these are some deep political cuts. these people are not household names. i would be very surprised if many of our viewers right now are deeply familiar with amara, or most who lost. >> and he's the majority whip. >> the most well-known. so with trump, the chaos being sort of the point of it, which is part of the trump brand, people know who trump is, they love, him the hate, and they have feelings about, him or they like that brand of politics where

mike turner of ohio, republican there yesterday. taking your phone calls this morning, this is william in ohio come online for democrats. caller: yes, good morning. you think we got problems now, wait until jim jordan takes over. he's as radical as matt gaetz and the rest of them freedom caucus guys. it's a shame we have to come to stuff like this. jim jordan thanks he is the arresting officer, the judge, the jury and the executioner. i have no faith in none of them. that's all we got is crooks, politicians and that's the way it's going to be. until they get big money out of the government. thank you very much. host: st. paul, minnesota, independent, good morning. caller: good morning. a couple of quick comments related to the conflict in israel and the gaza strip. regardless of whatever history is there, i think what's really important is to say what's the path forward. that really is the new starting point. to me, the issues are related to three parties, primary parties, israel, hamas and the palestinian people. hamas is the key point because their charter calls for not recognizing israel and calling for their destruc

williams of texas. johnson. wilson of florida. wilson of florida. jeffries. wilson of south carolina. johnson. wittman. johnson. womack. johnson. yakym. johnson. zinke. mr. zinke: the next speaker of the people's house, mike johnson. the clerk: johnson. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will now call the names of the members who did not answer the first call of the roll. beyer. jeffries. boyle of pennsylvania. boyle of pennsylvania. correa. correa. gallego. jeffries. vicente gonzalez. vicente gonzalez. van orden. van orden. the speaker pro tempore: any members who did not answer the call of the roll, they may come to the well and vote at this time. the speaker pro tempore: the tellers agree in their tallies the number of votes cast is 429, of which the honorable mike johnson of the state of louisiana has received 220 votes. and the honorable hakeem jeffries of the state of new york has received 209 votes. therefore, the honorable mike johnson of the state of louisiana, having received a majority of the votes cast is duly elected speaker of the house of representatives for the 118th congress. mrff

to say byron donalds, chuck fleischmann, mark green, roger williams apply strong suggestion he says to go with leading candidate, meaning mike johnson, and in caps he says, i could never go against any of these fine men n talented men supported me in mind and spirit from the very beginning, then says in caps get it done fast, love, djt, donald trump, congratulating all finalists basically suggest going with mike johnson get he this done, markets this morning higher, we want to show you trump post, but look what is happening, in the market dow trades up but nasdaq trades down s&p is lower, dow up 96 nasdaq down 63 right now, middle of a busy week third quarter earnings, actual 41%, of the s&p 500, reporting, this this weaker being 1 companies reported earnings 82% beaten expectations, talking about microsoft this morning case reported a double beat last night the company azure cloud jumping 29% alphabet double beat apparent of google double-digit revenue growth first time in more than a year cloud revenue below expectations, as a result alphabet stock down this morning, down microsoft is higher, stephanie pomboy with us this

williams of texas. johnson. wilson of florida. wilson of florida. jeffries. >> it looks like mike johnson has the votes, 215. given the vacancies, it looks like mike johnson is about to become the next speaker of the house of representatives. it looks like republicans got their act together this time and mike johnson of louisiana, assuming there are no vote changes in the end, will become speaker. let's listen in. >> mike johnson. [ applause ] >> johnson. johnson. >> next speaker of the people's house. johnson. >> johnson. >> the clerk will now call the names of the members who did not answer the first call of the roll. jeffries. boyle of pennsylvania. boyle of pennsylvania. correia. gallego. jeffries. vicente gonzalez. >> clearly this is a very, very huge moment in the house of representatives. a new speaker of the house appears to have been elected unless some members decide to change their minds. the republicans clearly, in this particular case, got their act together. >> out of three weeks of chaos come very important history. a man even many republican senators knew nothing about this morning. and i wou

williams of texas. johnson. wilson of florida. wilson of florida. jeffries. wilson of south johnson. wittman. johnson. womack. [cheering] johnson. yakym. johnson. zinke. >> next speaker of the people's house, mike johnson. [cheering] >> johnson. >> the clerk will now call the names of the members who did not answer the first call of the roll. >> beyer. jeffries. boyle of pennsylvania. boyle of pennsylvania. correa. correa. gallego. jeffries. vicente gonzalez. vicente gonzalez. van orden. van orden. >> any members who did not answer the call of the roll, they may come to the well and vote at this time. >> john: so there you go, and that's something we have not seen in a long time. unanimous vote for speaker of the house. mike johnson of the great state of louisiana becomes speaker elect. now just some formalities to undertake and then the speaker of the house. >> sandra: let's get right to it with chad pergram. the vote is still open, but johnson does appear to have the votes to be elected speaker, and chad, really interesting, there was a lot of hints being dropped along the way about who he is, references to his firefighter father who was critically injured in the line of duty, obviously his l

i a mike of watching you and to prove military intervention in the caribbean nation of haiti will be led by kenya and deploy and both a national forest through the country pinion president william booth to assess of the mission is aimed at providing security in the region play by gang thousands, a i pretty good for that is a lucian on the top of the 7 of the chapter with the appropriate provisions to facilitate support for they hate the national police in enhancing its capacity to effectively provide security for the people of haiti that info, structure and property. i am delighted that today the security council has directly on sub this quote with you in security, the solution 2699 of 2023, which mandates the mountain national security support mission. a deal and security council agreed to send the multinational emission to haiti to restore security in response to put to a prince's calls for help. moscow and aging, abstain from the votes and rushes un envoy, question the legitimacy of the ministry ins on involvement in the caribbean space. and geo is, i've also been sounding delama over west and it's eventually called to order. once again, the us government is using the united

larry: edward, before i lose you, william la jeunesse we're coming right to you, i promise, i swear, but do senators understand the degree the new house speaker mikeohnson is going to stand firm on separating out the ukraine money from the israeli money? i mean, it doesn't, it sounds to me like that is a done deal in the house? >> reporter: as far as mike johnson the house speaker that is the way he is going to do it but when you listen to senate minority leader mitch mcconnell maybe through a wrench into that. ukraine money as well as israel is both important but the house speaker is standing firm i'm understanding that he wants to pass one bill at a time. he will look at this bill, which is the immediate need first. larry: all right. edward lawrence, thank you very much. turn to fox news senior national correspondent william la jeunesse in los angeles on some of these iranian enrichment policies. william, i saw you this morning it was just the greatest thing in the world and i wanted to bring you back this afternoon. see if the story has changed or not. >> reporter: no, it hasn't, larry. and this is definitely in your wheelhouse i want to say th

mike, you're starting with a look at the golden gate bridge. >> for about five minutes there was absolutely no traffic coming out of the robin williams tunnel in the southbound direction. the reason i was noting it, first of all, no traffic isn't always a sign that we can see as far as the timing goes when they pick up the construction in the southbound side, but also look at how clear it is. chp has issued a fog advisory much like yesterday, but it hasn't been a problem. the rest of the bay, no sensor slowing as they've reopened lanes, smooth drive out of contra costa county for most, except for highway 4. we had a late pickup. i think they've done that approaching bailey. so we'll watch for the build out of antioch in a few minutes. >>> coming up, more bosses are telling their employees, come back to the office, but if they demand, will they come? we'll find out. >>> plus, a huge recognition for one east bay teacher. the high honor he just received from the state school superintendent. keep >>> good wednesday morning. the time is 5:13. we're starting out with a live look outside in oakland, where it is all clear. yesterday we did have some f

williams we'll get back to you. joining us now, we did have him booked for the election for mike johnson as the new speaker of the housenewt gingrich is with us, as you can see speaker once again we have a deadly shooting across the country, seems like the number of fatalities is going up rather quickly here. news is a bit sketchy. your reaction to the initial reports here. >> well, i mean, first of all it's horrible. and i think that we're going to have to really think through a better method of protecting people. frankly, in states that have conceal carry and other permits, constitutional carry permits, you have a much more rapid response to these kind of people who are crazy. and we have no idea what this person's motivation was, but i think we have to assume, as we move forward, that people -- by the way, this also applies toss what happened in israel when hamas attacked. we have to have a greater ability for our citizens to protect themselves because it's clear that law enforcement comes in after the massacre. but law enforcement's almost never there to stop the massacre. this has been true in your op, it's been t

mike inouye has your forecast. >>> a house party ended about death. >> you hear five, six, seven shots. and i told my family, duck down. >> reporter: neighbors on shannon way in oakley heard shooting saturday night. mr. williams ran barefoot outside to help. >> my wife was yelling like what you going to do? i said i got to try to save them. i grabbed the tourniquet off my vest and ran outside yelling who's shot, who's shot? >> reporter: he does private security and grabbed the tourniquet off his work vest and applied it to one victim's leg. >> even though it was right after the gunshots, i'm not sure if the person was still there or shooting, it's just like, if a kid's wounded i need to go help them. >> reporter: a second person was also shot and advised others on how to help them. neighbors say before the shooting they noticed activity on the normally-quiet block. >> we see cars up and down the street. dropping people off, trying to find parking. >> reporter: police say they were dispatched to the home about 30 minutes before the shooting. they spoke to a 18-year-old who said the party was being shut down and they were trying to get people to leave, but people kept showing up. they asked if she needed help g

congressman roger williams who was investigated by the house ethics committee by adding a carve out to a deal that would have benefitted the car dealerships he teowns. and louisiana congressman mike johnson. "the new york times" reports when republican members of congress tried to justify their votes against certifying the election, about three quarters of them relied on the arguments of a low profile louisiana congressman representative -- you guessed it -- mike johnson who "the times" calls the most important architect. ift. that isn't bonkers enough r you, nbc news is reporting house speaker kevin mccarthy is floating the idea to have the republican conference re-install kevin mccarthy as speaker with far right congressman jim jordan as his assistant speaker. because why have one guy who just lost when you could have two? so, yes, it is a debacle down there in the lower chamber, which seems to have led republicans to revive one of the worst ideas in congressional history. >> if we go to the floor you know what i'm doing, i mean let's make no mistake, i'll be nominating donald j. trump. i kind of like the idea of donald j. trump quite honestly. >> joining me now. that's how qui

mike turner of ohio, republican there yesterday. taking your phone calls this morning, this is william in ohio come online for democrats.aller: yes, good morning. you think we got problems now, wait until jim jordan takes over. he's as radical as matt gaetz and the rest of them freedom caucus guys. it's a shame we have to come to stuff like this. jim jordan thanks he is the arresting officer, the judge, the jury and the executioner. i have no faith in none of them. that's all we got is crooks, politicians and that's the way it's going to be. until they get big money out of the government. thank you very much. host: st. paul, minnesota, independent, good morning. caller: good morning. a couple of quick comments related to the conflict in israel and the gaza strip. regardless of whatever history is there, i think what's really important is to say what's the path forward. that really is the new starting point. to me, the issues are related to three parties, primary parties, israel, hamas and the palestinian people. hamas is the key point because their charter calls for not recognizing israel and calling for their destructi

williams of texas. johnson. wilson of florida. wilson of florida. jeffries. wilson of south carolina. johnson. wittman. johnson. womack. johnson. yakym. johnson. zinke. mr. zinke: the next speaker of the people's house, mike johnson. the clerk: johnson. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will now call the names of the members who did not answer the first call of the roll. beyer. jeffries. boyle of pennsylvania. boyle of pennsylvania. correa. correa. gallego. jeffries. vicente gonzalez. vicente gonzalez. van orden. van orden. the speaker pro tempore: any members who did not answer the call of the roll, they may come to the well and vote at this time. the speaker pro tempore: the tellers agree in their tallies the number of votes cast is 429, of which the honorable mike johnson of the state of louisiana has received 220 votes. and the honorable hakeem jeffries of the state of new york has received 209 votes. therefore, the honorable mike johnson of the state of louisiana, having received a majority of the votes cast is duly elected speaker of the house of representatives for the 118th congress. the chair appoints the following committee to escort the speaker elect to the chair. the the gentleman came lease,

william, turn your tv down. go ahead. all right. let's go to mike. mike, who is calling from new jersey, on the democrat line.ike, good morning. caller: good morning. i listened to the gentleman who said that israel is our friend. but remember -- another thing he said was that the slab hates the lgbt community. they keep mixing up hamas with a slam -- islam. hamas is not islam. i don't know. host: let's talk to kathleen, who is calling from las vegas, nevada, on the republican line. kathleen, good morning. caller: good morning. i agree with the gentleman that called that joe biden is not fit to run anything at this time. as far as israel goes, they have the right to defend what happened to them. these are terrorists. we need to start calling hamas terrorists. that is what they are. they came in and they murdered men, women, and children. host: all right. on the democratic side, there is a bit of a flip in the democratic party about how to handle the israel-hamas conflict , and there was a story that talked a little bit about the split happening in the democratic party right now. i will beat a couple paragraph

william, turn your tv down. go ahead. all right. let's go to mike. mike, who is calling from new jersey, on the democrat line.ike, good morning. caller: good morning. i listened to the gentleman who said that israel is our friend. but remember -- another thing he said was that the slab hates the lgbt community. they keep mixing up hamas with a slam -- islam. hamas is not islam. i don't know. host: let's talk to kathleen, who is calling from las vegas, nevada, on the republican line. kathleen, good morning. caller: good morning. i agree with the gentleman that called that joe biden is not fit to run anything at this time. as far as israel goes, they have the right to defend what happened to them. these are terrorists. we need to start calling hamas terrorists. that is what they are. they came in and they murdered men, women, and children. host: all right. on the democratic side, there is a bit of a flip in the democratic party about how to handle the israel-hamas conflict , and there was a story that talked a little bit about the split happening in the democratic party right now. i will beat a couple paragraph

williams, you are cut off a number of times. you have 28 seconds to add what you want to say. [inaudible] >> mike mike. >> sorry. i don't have a solution as to where to put them, but i'm sure i'm very sure if we had the conversation from the bottom up are the top come down, including the state, the city and the federal, we make it to some other solution. so when you don't give me an opportunity to answer correctly, i mean, then walk off, it really tells me that you are not here based on issue, against using our national park which seems it's just an old airport monday, that's insulting to me and to the people that i represent in the southeast side of brooklyn. >> thank you for your testimony. yield back. >> the time of the gentleman has expired. the chair now recognizes the gentlelady from new mexico mr. legere fernandez. you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you so much mr. chair and thank you witnesses. i've been following this for my office. we are for four days, just s away from a government shutdown. the question on america's minds is will congress passed legislation so that we can continue paying o

right now what you see on thursday is mike johnson the new speaker put on the floor aid to israel but to balance that he will resend williamsbeen in the inflation reduction act to go to the irs. what you hear from senate democrats is that this is dead on arrival. that is what patty murray said and the chair of the appropriations committee. and more importantly, mitch mcconnell yesterday was in louisville at the university standing next to us on a mccarver the ukrainian ambassador for the united states. he's been staunch, forthright, emphatic about the fact it cannot be a just to israel it must be israel, ukraine, taiwan, and the southern border. you will see a mass amount of republican fighting on that in the next few days. tom: politicians have to educate america. does america want to be educated by those looking for an international washington or is it a new isolationism? annmarie: i think it depends on who you ask. what polls have showed since the invasion of ukraine is that while americans did at first support ukraine there have been more concerns about how long this conflict is going to last and how much money u.s. tax

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williams you are caught a number of times you have 28 seconds at what you want to say. >> i just want to say. [inaudible] rex mikeuick sorry. i do not have a solution as to where to put them but i am very sure if we had the conversation from the bottom up or the top come down including the state, the city and the federal we may get to some other solution. when you don't give an opportunity to answer correctly, and walk off it really tellsn, e you are here based on the issue again abusing our national park which seems it's just an old airport red light that is insulting to me and to the people that i represent in the southeast side of brooklyn. >> think of your testimony, yelled back. >> generalist time has expired the journal recognizes gentle lady from new mexico you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you so much mr. chair and thank you witnesses. i've been following this for my office. or four days, just four days away from a government shutdown. the question on america's mind is will congress passed legislation so we can continue paying our federal employees and all of those who rely on them from the he

william there in massachusetts. richard in alabama, a republican. hi. caller: good morning. how are you today? host: good morning. caller: i just had questions about mike johnson and election denial. i think the public has a very short memory. certainly the democrats do. there is active steps taken to try to unseat the current president back then. if that's not election denial to the in theth degree -- nth degree i don't know what is. host: ok. let's go to howard in north carolina. democratic caller. caller: top of the morning to you, everybody. we got a lot in the news about the israel and hamas. look, god's people is going to do what god's people need to do. and if we believe in the word of god, then we know that israel is going to retaliate, even though there are going to be innocent people involved. people always talking about they have to eradicate hamas. we have to eradicate hamas. but don't people know right here in america we got our own hamas. i know my people had to deal with hamas. we call them the klansman. i know the jews have to deal with people in america, we call them neo-nazis. we got the proud boys here. the insurrectionists here. and

mike, thank you very much. he can get away with | you very much. he can get away with it. of all the playwrights throughout history, arguably none is more famous than williaml the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players. but as for the proof that shakespeare stood on this one... we've got the borough account books from 1592 to 1593, - which proved that shakespeare's company was paid to play - here in this venue. we know that shakespeare was on stage in 1592 due i to what was essentially a bad review by a man called robert green, - also from norfolk, who wrote that shakespeare was an upstart crow. plus the london theatres were all | shut that year due to the plague. | so if shakespeare was playing anywhere in 1592—93, - it was in this venue in king's lynn. and tim took me for a look at more of the floor. ok, so if we go under the new stage, then you can see another expanse of the floor, another huge area. just watch out, mind your head. you can really see, under here, more of it. mind the rat traps. no way. look at that. this is reaching out. yeah. so look, we've got the floor right here. you can see it again. these huge beams going away, a

consideration including representative byron donalds of florida, mark green of tennessee, mike johnson of louisiana and roger williams of texas. fox news citing rook wisconsin congressman mike gallagher say this is the product of decades of institutional neglect. they are not going to abide by the rules of the conference or the norms of congressional behavior. nbc news writing former speaker mccarthy coating a plan that would reinstall him as speaker at the conservative trump ally congressman jordan assistant speaker. the gop conference will be returning tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. to see if members can agree on one candidate. the full house will return at 12:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow. we'll take a look at some of the comments from lawmakers on capitol hill earlier. you have people who feel no loyalty to an institution. it is weak. it goes from being the most powerful branch to the weakest. they are not going to abide by the norms of congressional behavior. it seems like you disagree with someone on one policy decision like a lot of people disagreed with emer's position, that is enough to disagree with him as speaker. we ca

roger williams of tech as an mark green of tennessee have withdrawn their names from further consideration. conference chairs to phonic staying they will move on to a third ballot between mike johnson of the louisiana and byron donalds of florida. the house at the gavel and a tomorrow at noon eastern time with live coverage and updates on the speaker's race here on c-span. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies in more including cox. >> friends don't have to be. when you are connected, you are not alone. >> cox supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> c-span's washington journal, a live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics and public policy from washington and across the country. coming up this morning, we will discuss the latest on the house speaker race with a politics reporter. then a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace talks about the israel hamas conflict. california democratic congressman john garamendi discusses the speaker conference, the israel hamas conflict and presid