we are back with mr. jim gaffigan. moms and dads, it can be a different job at times. t's not to say that, obviously moms, the reality is the mom is the hero of the story. the hero of the story. and, you know, but when people become famous, they buy their mom a house. they don't even invite the dad to live there. you know what i mean? dads are kind of like the backup quarterback in the nfl. you are on the team, but you are not the star, you know what i mean? and on the rare occasion you are brought into the game, people are nervous. you know? [laughter] >> stephen: you are a little overpaid? >> jim: they are good for up player two, but they are like one is the starter coming back? >> stephen: how did you meet? >> jim: we met in our neighborhood at the time in a korean bodega, or korean market, it was a korean store. and it was probably at midnight, and i was going -- i did not have any confidence around women until my early 30s, and i was probably like 33, and i saw this very attractive woman and i started talking to her, who is my wife. and i said, have i met you befor

mr. jim kavano, political analyst and blogger joining us out of new york.tary general said hasan nasaralah met with the hamas deputy head salimuri and islamic jihad chief ziyad on the ghala. three leaders evaluated the future course of action by the resistance front to achieve real victory against israel. they also discussed ways to stop israely bloodshed in gaza and the occupied west bank trio also spoke about regional and global stances on gaza and agreed to improve coordination to face israel's brutalities against palestinians. you are. prime minister urges the un to hold israel accountable for war crimes it is committing against palestinians in gaza. hossain amir abdullah hiyan made the call in a letter to the un high commissioner for human rights bulker turk. the iranian minister said the fact israel's atrocities go unpunish and bolden the regime to commit even more crimes against the people of uh palestine. now his remarks uh pardon he said regime's intensive bombing of besides. gaza and remarks made by israeli officials show this is a campaign of gen

based on article 163 of the fifth development plan and also article 30 of the permanent decrees, mr. jim clearly said there that a system should be set up in the ministry of roads and it should be online, that is. koroki and accident reports should be uploaded in this system, then it will be very easy to determine how many accidents have happened at this point and now where are the problems. this should definitely be done now. good measures have been started in the ministry of roads in the last one or two years. i will not tell him yet. the point reached almost 200 points in a short period of time reforming without securing funds means that efforts have been made, but there is still a long way to reach the desired point. one of them is that this system and this should be an online information bank with all these systems. now, most of the crimes are registered based on the devices. it's not as traditional as it used to be anymore. these things can be done online. this is one point. next point, i want to say that because i 'm usually honest, because in the end , after this, the time we tak

reporter: if jim jordan doesn't make it, are we talking about -- it gets more complicated. mr. massie: i think jim jordan will make it this week. reporter: if he doesn't, does mccarthy make a comeback? emmer? emmer got a vote, mccarthy got some vote you got a vote. mr. massie: just because you got a vote doesn't mean you'll be speaker. if it does i'll throw my name in there. reporter: mccarthy has people talking about the speakership, 20 say no to jordan right now. mr. massie: mccarthy is behind jim jordan. he had a lot of people who were going to vote for him who didn't vote for jordan, he'll talk to them. if mccarthy is behind jordan and scalise is bind jordan. reporter: do you think he can cut deals with new york delegation, with thaings care about? mr. massie: this is the reason jordan is the only viable speaker candidate we have. he's the only one who can get elected without cutting deals. that was the demise of kevin mccarthy. i supported mccarthy but he had so many arrangements and deals they became almost mutually exclusive. but jordan has gotten this far without a singl

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mr. jordan, 152 were jim jordan, 55 nays and one abstention. it's closer, the hurdle is to 17. mr. long tongue friend of mine, strong conservative house member, a great following, president trump is behind him. we will see what happens. jim jordan is the guy for the moment. ♪ this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each, with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. ♪ is it possible to fall in love with your home... ...before you even step inside? ♪ discover the magnolia home james hardie collection. available now in siding colors, styles and textures. curated by joanna gaines. gold terra is drilling deep and rediscovering high grade gold. their project in northern canada has already unveiled nearly 2 million ounces of high grade gold, with a strategic plan to uncovering millions more. gold terra resources. say goodbye to daily insulin injections with omnipod 5... a tubeless system that automatically adjusts insulin to help protect ag

mr. mccarthy: no, i would support jim. reporter: is it he have the votes to go for the floor? mr. mccarthy: we'll see. reporter: jim jordan said he was running for speaker now that you were ousted, what's your message to him. mr. mccarthy: i think jim is better prepared in the process to be speaker. i don't think it's right every democrat voted to create chaos and 4% of the republicans joined with them. i think today the men and women of our military got paid. if gaetz had his way, they wouldn't be paid and be sitting in the middle east. our border agents wouldn't be paid. but this whole time we haven't been able to follow through on our bills we're trying to get done, we haven't been able to do investigations. we've got 4% of the caucus that wants chaos. reporter: you think it will go to the floor today? mr. mccarthy: it will be up to them. reporter: do you think you'll come out with a gavel? mr. mccarthy: no. reporter: what do you say for your colleagues voting for you? mr. mccarthy: they just did in there but i would have won the nomination but don't think it's right. we can mov

mr. norman: we have got to decide who we want as speaker. he's the designee now. for however long it takes. at the end they have day jim jordan will have to decide that. he has to decide what he wants to do. reporter: if he supports this, would that change your mind? mr. norman: no, whether he supports it or not i don't think it's the right way. reporter: do you think giving him two more months to get the votes is ok. mr. norman: his time is now. reporter: but you had another speaker designee. mr. norman: jim jordan is the right man for the right time to do the right job. he's the only one that's gotten 199 or 200 votes. it's up to him to get the 17 others. i think he probably will. i have another meeting. reporter: what about having a temporary speaker while this plays out. mr. norman: the speaker drama isn't going to continue. host: ralph norman, republican of south carolina there saying, it sounded like he's not endorsing the idea of giving patrick mchenry the temporary speaker more power to move on legislation. or he's not on board with giving jim jordan more time. he's supported jim jordan but he's saying the hous

congratulations, winning a tight race over another great friend and distinguished conservative, jim jordan. mrrdan has now declared support for scalise and is whipping other members into the scalise camp. hopefully the republican conference will be completely united and move the nomination to the house floor and get the 217 votes necessary. a couple more words about steve scalise, whom i have known for many, many years. he is a brave soul who was shot on a baseball field a few years ago, managed to recover and won the admiration of everybody on both sides of the aisle. if right now he is ahead of schedule in his winning battle to defeat cancer. he's a strong conservative, he was an excellent whip, end excellent majority leader, former head of the conservative republican study committee, and he was a principal organizer of h.r. 1, the first republican house-passed bill last winter, hugely important as it will unlock the fossil fuel spigots that joe biden's radicalling green new deal attempts to shut down. h.r. 1 was also an important permitting reform bill. it would unleash oil and gas producti

mr. hearn, thank you very much for your time. give me your read, kevin. give me your read. i mean, jimg out for steve scalise. apparently he's whipping for him. give me your best, your best read, ken. kevin. >> well, certainly both men are great friends of mine, both are great leaders. they spent the last week working, meeting with members of the conference, talking about what their vision going forward was. we had our meeting in closed door session today, no cell phones, and steve scalise are came out the largest majority vote getter which by conference rules we go to the floor now. and steve is no stranger to whipping votes and to talking to fellow members about what needs to be done to get to 217. we're actively working to help him get there as many other members are as well. we think it's necessary we get our speakership back into the place it needs to be, get the republican party back in business and get our country back where it needs to be in leading the rest of the world. larry: i see that some of of the insurrectionists -- that's my word, not yours -- but some of the insurrect

donald trump backed jim jordan but trump is also a great admirer and friend of steve scalise and mr. jimordan, an old personal friend, he will continue to do a terrific job as judiciary chair in the biden investigations and in pursuit of an end to the 2:00-teared justice system imposed by joe biden's merrick garland justice department. scalise and jordan r strong proponents of first amendment free speech and you know what? they are supply side tax cutters. they will work hard to limit the size and scope of federal government, cush spending an deficits, role back the anti-growth biden regulations. these guys are pro-business. they're not big government socialists. the fact that mr. jordan is magnanimously working for a successful scalise speakers vote, a test toe jim's patriotism and his strong character. soon as we get a republican speaker on board look for a bipartisan resolution in support of israel. it is going to have be some kind of a supplemental spending bill to help our great ally israel and then the hard blocking and tackling. finish up the regular budget order appropriations pr

when i talk to them, they have more problems with jim jordan because of the strong-arm tactics and don't trust. how do you not -- [indiscernible] mr. gaetz: jim jordan doesn't go with strong-armed tactics and being blamed by outside groups that jim jordan has no control over. we want to meet with our colleagues and get to a comfort level with jim jordan. we, in january allowed the assent of kevin mccarthy. we had specific goals and willing to work with the team. our call with fellow republicans, help us elect a republican speaker. >> can anybody say strong-armed tactics. back in january it was vote after vote after vote. he holds one vote and tries to talk to these folks. i here a lot you have to support the team, you have to support the majority. what do the american people say. are you hearing what the american people saying? he is the second most popular republican. americans want jim jordan. a lot of the representatives don't care what the american people have to say about it. >> kevin mccarthy only lost votes for nine rounds and wasn't until the 12th of round. jim jordan has 2/3 of republicans. it is better to smear him than

mr. gallagher: there was a leak or something. reporter: jim jordan loves the gym here. mr. gallagher: i'm sure that'll be his top priority when he comes across 217. you got that prediction? you think it's increasingly likely. reporter: i don't like to take bets. >> there's a lot of unprecedented things happen, not a good sign. host: that was republican mike gallagher of wisconsin talking after the vote today. where jim jordan received 199 votes. hakeem jeffries received 212. and others including steve scalise and kevin mccarthy and a few others, john boehner, got a smattering of the 22 republicans who did not vote for jim jordan. well, three of those 22 votes were new yorkers. so-called moderate new york congressmen. they were congressmen december po see toe, lawler and la low tasm none of the three voted for jim jordan. bloomberg vernment is reporting that speaker candidate jim joan told moderate new york holdouts that he would support doubling the state and local tax deduction cap to $20,000. that's according to representative mike garcia, republican of texas, a jim jorda

mr. mccarthy: unfortunately jim is no longer going to be the nominee. we have to go back to the drawing board. what history will look at, the crazy eights led by gaetz and the damage it has done to this country is insurmountable. i have never seen this damage from a few people from their own personalities and it's astonishing to me. and we are in a bad position for the party, one that america has entrusted us that a simple eight people have put us in this place. reporter: what is going to happen next? what names do you expect to be on the candidate forum list? mr. mccarthy: i don't know. this is talking about the third in line to the presidency. and the furthest step someone takes is to the front row of the podium. people who put their name in might not have the knowledge. i hope we have other people up for the job. i am concerned about where we go from here. >> will you put your name in again? >> any comments for the full camera? >> this is unprecedented times and continues to show how terribly irresponsible for 208 democrats and eight republicans. the

mr. speaker, i rise to nominate jim jordan for the speaker of the house. i've listened to the speeches this week and i can already tell you what my friends on the other side will say using their poll tested phrased. but let me correct the record. jim jordan is an effective legislator. to legislate is about more than the name on the bill. it's about reaching compromise and working long hours behind the scenes. to get the job done. the speaker pro tempore: the house will come to order. the gentleman may resume. mr. mccarthy: where you are chairman of the committee you are responsible for dozens of bills passing the house and being signed into law. so let me tell you a few facts that don't come out in the polls. as leader of the judiciary committee, jim has passed more bills through the house in just three years than the entire democrat leadership team that has their collective 28 years in congress. mr. aguilar has a whopping one whole bill signed into law. a post office in san bernardino. i guess that's good enough to be caucus chair. jim jordan, on the othe

mr. jacobson. seven more men i have spoken to say they've also met with jim. the men say mr.obson was part of a well oiled machine, which included recruiters, drivers and other staff. mr. jacobson told the bbc any encounters were fully consensual, not coercive. he said he had no recollection of making promises of modeling opportunities and that everyone he came into contact with who attended these events went in with their eyes wide open. this is the route the men would have taken. once through the audition, the men would go through an event hosted by mr. jeffries and his british partner matthew smith. some were held at this home here in the exclusive hamptons community. barrett said he was introduced to mr. jacobson by an older model who he felt indebted to and knew there would be some kind of sexual activity. david says he was not expecting sex to take place at the hamptons. >> i was taken chaperone over to the main house to the doors that entered into the bedroom where everything was happening. then, told to disrobe. >> he says he engaged in an intimate act with another ma

mr. sam nester and dr. maia. >> the honorable jin -- jim himes representative from connecticut and mrs. mary hines. >> the honorable anthony bernal and mrs. burnell cox. >> dr. kevin c o'connor and mrs. christine f o'connor. >> dr. justin wolfer's and dr. betsy stevenson. >> mr. jeremy lieu and ms. emily lieu. >> mr. james keogh and ms. celine us. >> the honorable john berry and mr. curtis e. --yee. >> tried to say hello to all the australian mates. >> how are you doing? >> the honorable jeff holland, secretary of the interior and ms. aleta suazo. >> the honorable caroline kennedy ambassador of the united states to australia and dr. edwin schlossberg. >> mr. don gray and mrs. mindy gray. >> the honorable brad cooper and mr. matthew brett. >> the honorable anthony j blinken secretary of state and the honorable ms. evan m ryan. >> ms. valerie biden owens, ms. missy evans and mr. cuff owens. >> the honorable bonnie jenkins in the honorable matthew d stein helfer. >> the honorable katherine clark, united states representative from massachusetts and mr. nathaniel towels. --dowels. >> the hon

mr. mccaul: jim went to the mic and reiterated his support for steve scalise. he's letting his supporters go over to steve. i've been up here 20 years and never seen anything like this. first in history, we've never seen a vacate of the chair but usually when we go to a speaker designee it goes for the floor and there's not an issue. i was just trying to make a point how dangerous this is because we can't govern without a speaker and it runs in the face of democracy itself. reporter: the israelis say -- let me put it this way, what's the time line under which you have to pass a supplemental? mr. mccaul: we're talking weekss. we can't drag this out any longer. host: steve scalise and mike mccall earlier from capitol hill. if you're watching those clips over scalise and mccall's right shoulder was the congressional reporter katherine actually mcmahon us. we heard about this meeting behind closed doors about an hour ago, is there any sort of update on that? guest: we're hearing from the lawmakers on the republican side and senior staff that they've not yet gotten

mr. donalds: i love him. i'm been nominated from the floor before. reporter: a loft these members complain about tactics from jim jordan. what's your response to that? do you think -- mr. donalds: it's not been helpful. i don't think it's been helpful for jim. i know in our country americans are really passionate. they want their voices to be heard. their voices should be heard. but some of the stuff isn't going to move these members. it will only make them harder to convince. my tphepblg to people -- message to people on the outside groups who love this country, they are conservative groups, they are patriots at this point just let the members have this discussion amongst us. and the entire focus for jim and everybody else to make sure we are putting the best forward. reporter: what's your level of confidence of jim jordan getting there? mr. tkopbltsdz: my confidence is always high. my confidence is in him. that's where it's going to stay. reporter: do you think it was a teubgtical mistake to hold another vote? mr. donalds: you can't let it go too long without holding votes. obviously you know this, everybody t

mr. mccarthy: i thought it was going well. i'm going to vote for jim. i think he's got the votes. : he's running for speaker but -- what's your message to him? mr. mccarthy: i think jim is better prepared in the process to be speaker. i don't think it's right that every democrat voted to create chaos and part of the republicans joined with them. today, the men and women of our military got paid. if gaetz had his way they wouldn't be being paid. they'd be in the middle east. our border agents wouldn't be paid. but this whole time we haven't been able to follow through on our bill we were trying to get done. we haven't been table do an invest. we've got 4% of the caucus that wants chaos. >> do you think it'll go to the floor today? mr. mccarthy: i don't know. reporter: do you see a scenario where you come out with the gavel at the end of this? mr. mccarthy: no. reporter: what do you say to -- mr. mccarthy: what they just did in there, i probably would have won the nomination. reporter: do you think you still have the most power in the room? mr. mccarthy: i don't know. they're just do

mr. speaker, i rise to nominate jim jordan for the speaker of the house. i've listened to the speeches this week and i can already tell you what my friends on the other side will say using their poll tested phrased. but let me correct the record. jim jordan is an effective legislator. to legislate is about more than the name on the bill. it's about reaching compromise and working long hours behind the scenes. to get the job done. the speaker pro tempore: the house will come to order. the gentleman may resume. mr. mccarthy: where you are chairman of the committee you are responsible for dozens of bills passing the house and being signed into law. so let me tell you a few facts that don't come out in the polls. as leader of the judiciary committee, jim has passed more bills through the house in just three years than the entire democrat leadership team that has their collective 28 years in congress. mr. aguilar has a whopping one whole bill signed into law. a post office in san bernardino. i guess that's good enough to be caucus chair. jim jordan, on the othe

sounds like you are saying congressman johnson is just a less stylist particularically annoying jim jordan. mr. jeffries: one could say that. [laughter] mr. jeffries: johnson does have a working relationship with many of the house judiciary committee. interestingly enough including progressive members who serve on the house judiciary committee, interpersonally and the fact that he at least communicates with members on our side of the aisle in his role as high ranking member on the house judiciary committee and will translate in moving forward. >> one more question and then talk about other things, you mentioned you have a history on the judiciary. is there anything in policy that you think you could work with him on when he becomes speaker while you are working under this governing agreement. president biden spoke out about calling for a program and funding to deal with these two wars that the u.s. has interest in ukraine and israel. is this something -- when you get a speaker, speaker needs to deal with and will you have a vote? mr. jeffries: in possible areas of common ground, he did support

sounds like you are saying congressman johnson is just a less stylist particularically annoying jim jordan. mr. jeffries: one could say that. [laughter] mr. jeffries: johnson does have a working relationship with many of the house judiciary committee. interestingly enough including progressive members who serve on the house judiciary committee, interpersonally and the fact that he at least communicates with members on our side of the aisle in his role as high ranking member on the house judiciary committee and will translate in moving forward. >> one more question and then talk about other things, you mentioned you have a history on the judiciary. is there anything in policy that you think you could work with him on when he becomes speaker while you are working under this governing agreement. president biden spoke out about calling for a program and funding to deal with these two wars that the u.s. has interest in ukraine and israel. is this something -- when you get a speaker, speaker needs to deal with and will you have a vote? mr. jeffries: in possible areas of common ground, he did support

mr. sam nestor, and dr. maya popa. >> the honorable jim himes, united states representative from connecticut, and mrs.s. >> the honorable anthony bernal and ms. bernal-cox. >> dr. kevin c. o'connor and mrs. christine o'connor. >> dr. justin wolpers and dr. stevenson. >> mr. jeremy liu, and ms. ellie liu. >> mr. james kio. >> the honorable john berry and curtis yee. >> the honorable holland, secretary of the interior. >> the honorable caroline kennedy, ambassador of the united states to australia, and dr. edwin schlock burn. . >> mr. john gray and mrs. mindy gray. >> the honorable antony j blinken, secretary of state. >> ms. valerie biden owen. >> the honorable bonnie jenkins. >> the honorable katherine clark , united states representative from massachusetts. >> the honorable michael mccaul, united states representative from texas, and mrs. linda mccall. >> i think we will pass our appropriations bill and the israeli -- iran bill, and then the security package. that will be russia's threat to ukraine and europe, china's threat to the pacific, the threat to the middle east, and securing the border. the

mr. speaker, i rise for purpose of placing the nomination, the name of the honorable jim jordan to the position of speaker of the house at the direction of the republican party. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cole: two weeks and one day ago i was on this house floor and in this chamber defending my very good friend and our former speaker, mr. mccarthy, from an effort to vacate the chair. and in the course of that speech, i made the rehashing that those who did this, whether intentionally or unintentionally were going to put the congress in a state of chaos and the country into a state of uncertainty. i think the last two weeks have vindicated that observation. i think the decision in front of us is tar too important for name-calling or anything else. i'm very proud to place in the nomination the name of our good friend, republican candidate for speaker, the honorable jim jordan of ohio. knowing jim jordan for a long time. i have had the privilege of knowing jim jordan a long time. i've been in conga long time. for his entire period in the house, i had the honor of ser

jim jordan had 199. 22 members voted for others. here's a look back at the nominating speeches. >> mr. speaker i rise with the purpose of placing a nomination, the name of the honorable jim jordan for the position of speaker of the house at the direction of the republican party. [applause] >> the generous recognize. >> thank you very much. weeks and one day go, i was on the house floor in this chamber and sending our very good friend and former speaker mr. mccarthy from an effort to vacate the chair. in the course of that speech i made the remark that those who did this, whether intentionally or unintentionally, were going to put the congress in a state of chaos. and the country into a state of uncertainty. i think the last two weeks have indicated that idea. we have the chance today to and that chaos and and that uncertainty. when these races happen, there is always a lot of hard things set on both sides of the aisle. there are -- is a lot of figure pointing that goes on. i don't intend to be involved in any of that today. i think that the decision in front of us is far, far too import

mr. speaker, i rise for the purpose of placing in nomination the name of the honorable jim jordan for the position of speaker of the house at the direction of the republican caucus. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. cole: thank you very much, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, two weeks and one day ago, i was on this house floor and in this chamber, defending my very good friend and our former speaker, mr. mccarthy, from an effort to vacate the chair. and in the course of that speech i made the remark that those who did this, whether intentionally or unintentionally, were going to put the congress in a state of chaos and the country into a state of uncertainty. i think the last two weeks have vindicated that observation. but we have a chance today to end that chaos and to end that uncertainty. now when these races happen, there's always a lot of hard things said on both sides of the aisle. there's a lot of finger pointing that goes on. i don't intend to be involved in any of that today. i think the decision in front of us is far, far too important for. that but i am very pr

mr. mccarthy -- can jim jordan continue to run here? >> yes, yes. >> he only got 152 votes. >> yeah, but he'll get there. i don't see a problem with him not getting there. i think -- look, people have been here a long time. we've now elected a speaker designee and i think people can go home and be with their family and come back. he will be able to talk to those dozen we'll be able to get there. >> what makes you so confident? more than 50 votes? what is he going to have to do? >> i've been through this many times and see where we're at and where the conference is. steve only had 110. 155 is a lot more than 110. steve thought he would start at 150. that's why i thought he had a challenge. he was in a much stronger position. i came in, i had 180 some. we had struggles. so i think i was more than -- paul had less than that or something. pelosi had less. i see it coming together. >> why do you think members have so many reservations of jim jordan right now? >> i don't know so much of it is jim jordan as it is maybe with the eight who 4% ca

blood count does jim jordan have in the votes? guest: we expect mr. trump does not have the votes come at least on the first ballot. we have half a dozen or so people you would have to deem as hard no's and a bunch of other folks that are undecided or soft no's. he has some work to do. if the first ballot goes as we expect, i expect some frantic cuddles -- huddles and mr. jordan looking to win over those votes. he needs to get over the top and get the speakership. host: we are expecting 432 members on the floor of the house today, meaning how the math adds up is that jim jordan would need 217 funds today -- 217 votes today to get the gavel. as viewers are watching this play out, it is an alphabetical order vote, but will be the early tell -- what will be the early tell that this is going sideways for jim jordan and he is losing more support than he thought he had? guest: great point. i think we will see a lot of members who have been skeptical of mr. jordan's ascension to the speakership early on. people like bullard, don bacon, those will be the earl

mr. jeffries: the informal conversations that have accelerate offord the last few day,000,000 hope now that it's clear jim jordan lacks the votes to be speaker, that those conversations whip accelerate this evening. reporter: when you say accelerate, what does that mean? do you have meetings planned with mchenry or other leaders? mr. jeffries: i have no meetings planned with mchenry but high level members on the democratic side of the aisle are ready to have that conversation. reporter: bipartisan conclusion, does that mean five or six republicans should vote for you or are democrats willing to vote for a republican? mr. jeffries: we have not at any point made this about any particular person on the other side of the aisle. house democrats want to be reasonable here wemple respect elections. we were disappointed that we failed to hold onto the house in november of 2022. but we're not election deniers. dewid overperform. we defied the rules of political gravity in a mid-term election in a president's first two years in office but the republicans now hold the gavels. we recognize that. we respect that. but

of the judiciary committee, jim has passed more bills into the house in three years than the entire democratic leadership team in their 28 years in congress. [ applause ] mr. aguilar has a whopping one whole bill sign into law. a post office in san bernardino. i guess that is good enough to be caucus chair. jim jordan on the other hand has a hand in drafting bills like the rains act to curb unaccountable bureaucrats. he helped negotiate and pass hr-2, the strongest border security bill this house has ever passed. and many of you know, because you were in the room. watching jim find compromise. watching jim listen to your positions and finding a bill that can pass, and let's put this in reality, we have had large majorities, but we never could pass a border security bill. that takes leadership. now, they are going to get upset by it, and why? because every single democrat voted against security reform. democrats are attacking jim, because they don't want the american people to remember that they voted against securing and keeping a wide open border. they may not want the american public to know the number of people that we catch on the terrorist watch list

mr. trump weighed in on the race for the speaker of the house last night, throwing his support behind congressman jim jordan. mr. jordan has been a longtime supporter of the former president, was served a subpoena by the january 6th committee to answer questions, he defied that subpoena. the other, steve scalise, has been working the phones to his republican colleagues trying to convince them that he's the man for the job. just to add to the overall chaos, both men agreed to a debate on monday night and cancelled it after blow back from members. it's a fitting end to a chaotic end. melanie zanona is here to sort through it. is it clear how much of an impact the former president's endorsement would mean on the speaker's race? zblnder son, i think it cuts both ways. of course a trump endorsement is going to help jim jordan on the right. and there has been a number of conservatives who have come out and said they are backing jim jordan because of donald trump's endorsement of them. i talked to troy nells, a congressman from texas. and he said he's backing jim jordan because he doesn't want to go against

mr. president, former president trump endorsed congressman jim jordan for house speaker.ee yourself working with congressman jordan if he is the next speaker? and do you have any concerns about who might fill that position? pres. biden: [laughs] look, whomever the house speaker is, i'm going to try to work with. they control half the congress, and i'm going to try to work with them. there's some people, i imagine, that's going to be easier to work with than others. but whomever the speaker is, i'll try to work with. >> mr. president, can you be specific about what you did to try to reappropriate those border funds, especially when democrats controlled both chambers of congress? pres. biden: when you -- oh, you mean the wall thing? is that what you're talking about? >> yes, sir. pres. biden: yeah, they passed -- well, i was told that i had no choice. that i -- you know, if congress passes legislation to build something -- whether it's an aircraft carrier, a wall, or provide for a tax cut, i can't say, “i don't like it. i'm not going to do it,” if this hadn't been vetoed, i

mr. garcia: after the failure of maga extremists, jim jordan, multiple candidates have emerged now to see if they can be the ones to get 217. if any of them at all can get that done. the american people and our allies abroad can't afford any more delays. every day of this maga madness is another day of not sending aid to israel and ukraine. not taking meaningful steps to fund our government, and not making sure that we are looking out for working families across this country looking out for working families in this country. another day of being away from our districts and talking to folks in our communities who elected us to work on their business, the people's business, not to be here and baby sit house republicans as their infighting further crimes this institution. they can continue down the path of destruction or work with house democrats in a bipartisan path forward to get back to doing the people's business. the clock is ticking and end the chaos and dysfunction and get back to work. mr. lieu: thank you chairman aguilar and representative raze. this entire year has been a stark cont

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two republicans announced they will run -- jim jordan and steve scalise, who is already the majority leader. mrrdan is a hard-line conservative and staunch supporter of donald trump, but also a major opponent of joe biden and has led multiple investigations into the biden administration. >> a lot of people have reached out, asking me to do it. representative jordan's main composition will be steve scalise, house majority leader and number two ranking republican. he has served in congress since 2008. tom amer is also thought to be one to watch. the vote will not be until next meantime, patrick mchenry of north carolina surveying temporarily as speaker. he was on top of the secret list of interim leaders that mr. mccarthy submitted on tuesday, 8 rebellion republicans joined democrats to oust the california congressman from the speakership . this was led by matt gaetz, who criticized mccarthy by relying on our votes to get a short-term spending bill passed to avoid a shutdown. joe biden says issue -- a solution must be reached. >> we need to change the poisonous atmosphere washington. have strong

let me be clear, jim jordan is a threat to our democracy. >> yes he is. mr. aguilar: he has been a consistent threat to our national security as well. he has been opposed to help our friends and allies abroad, something needed in the house of representatives to help israel and ukraine. he has one objective, hurt president biden politically and help elect donald trump, no matter the cost to our country and democratic norms. jim jordan is a maga darling. republicans can bend the knee to the extremism that has plagued the house for the last 10 months or join us or join us in a bipartisan path forward. let's work together and pass bills that improve the lives of americans. no default, no shutdown and no more chai use. -- chaos. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] [chanting hakeem] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org.

jim jordan? >> not really. mr. trump likes to get involved in all things political. as chad said, look, this -- that could be zero sum. could be helpful to jim. could be detrimental in some respects. all i can tell you is this decision will be made by our conference in a secret ballot on a tuesday night. hopefully we will be able to rally and coalesce around one individual and with the clock ticking on a continuing resolution that ends in november, we need to get about the business of our country. >> neil: much has been said about who becomes the next speaker, he or she, will still have the same narrow majority for republicans. that -- an easier way to deal with that going forward is to remove this vacation the speaker provision that torpedoed kevin mccarthy. that has to wait until we have a speaker. how do you feel about removing that? >> i don't like the motion to vacate. i told kevin when the deal was made, it was a mistake. i wrote an op-ed that ran in my state newspaper that said at the end that in a strange twist of irony, kevin mccarthy got elected speaker beca

consti maybe they don't want jim jordan but maybe use the notion of jordan who they are calling mr. mega against the moderate republicans who they need to beat to get the house back? >> yeah, well, when you think about this vote and what people are looking at in the speakers, there is the actual governing factor. we have to keep the government open. we are in a world where we see the conflict in israeli and gaza, the was are ir in ukraine need to support and aren't able to do that because the republicans are not functioning and able to elect somebody to actually lead. on the other side, scott, i agree with you. jim jordan is a message per. what is the message is in the results of the 2020 election were not real? he started the freedom caucus. he was the precursor to donald trump. it's not false for democrats to say that he is the extreme magna candidate and will he governor in that way? if so, in 2024 it makes it easy for democrats to potentially get back some of those seats because not what americans want right now. they are frustrated with the nonsense on capitol hill. >> stand by

let me be clear, jim jordan is a threat to our democracy. >> yes he is. mr. aguilar: he has been a consistent threat to our national security as well. he has been opposed to help our friends and allies abroad, something needed in the house of representatives to help israel and ukraine. he has one objective, hurt president biden politically and help elect donald trump, no matter the cost to our country and democratic norms. jim jordan is a maga darling. republicans can bend the knee to the extremism that has plagued the house for the last 10 months or join us or join us in a bipartisan path forward. let's work together and pass bills that improve the lives of americans. no default, no shutdown and no more chai use. -- chaos. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] [chanting hakeem] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org. >> we are waiting for the house to come back into session and coming back into session