are spending our tax dollars both democrat and republicans to go on the house floor in congress on national tv and just spew the most wild ridiculous things that have nothing to do with governing and law. they are using our tax dollars to subvert common law and shouldn't be allowed to do that and held responsible for their speeches and what they say because it affects americans' lives and the world. host: we are going to leave the conversation for now and will pick up with the reaction later today if there is a speaker vote. always on the ""washington journal" but continue to follow our coverage of the speaker elections by going to c-span. org or our free mobile app c-spannow. [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. >> wow! the world has changed the fast reliable internet connection is something no one can live without. wow! is there. it all starts with great internet. >> wow! supports c-span along with these television providers differencing

because the few he has given prime time on national tv. because the government is under pressure specifically over theissue is under pressure specifically over the issue of the hostages, first and foremost, but with those trips amassed on the border, he appeared saying that israel was raining and hellfire down on hamas. when it came to the issue of a potential ground invasion, he said the forces were ready but he said it would be a decision of consensus between the political leadership and the israeli military itself. he specifically mentioned the chief of staff, the person running the israeli military. that is because there has been a sense of criticism over potential hesitation, and also over what a ground invasion might mean for those hostages being held in gaza. it was early this morning that we got the first signs there was some activity by troops, israeli troops, amassed on the gaza perimeter. in by troops, israeli troops, amassed on the gaza perimeter.— by troops, israeli troops, amassed on the gaza perimeter. in the dead of ni . ht

know the father and mother has been taken to do some sort of forced conviction, forced interview on national tv comfort. and it confirming that she was she had problems and she had things. it was what the witnesses are saying that she was hit by the monitor scores. and she has been in intensive care unit since she was good and taken to the hospital. the public opinion is extremely sensitive and that everyone is talking about. it is a trend on applause or c, 3 to everyone is writing about it. and they let people know tanya, how similar is this case with mass? i mean is that which do i do? is custody of the mileage of police last year, almost states or, of course that since then at the mass protests that followed, we have seen many more women not wearing head scarves. is it clear whether this now is an isolated incident or is it just being picked up again because we have video footage. but there has been cases in which we don't have video case video footage devices. but this is an ongoing resistance between woman and this not going to populate. i mean, this is a constant fight which both sides ar

. >> kevin mccarthy went on national tv sunday and blamed the so-called shutdown on democrats, when int the democrats helped him prevent a government shutdown. >> reporter: florida republican matt gaetz initiated the vote, accused mccarthy of breaking promises to hold the line and limit compromises. >> i don't regret negotiating, our government is designed to find compromise. >> reporter: for him, it came as a surprise. >> it's a shame his tenure was cut short. he was cued up to deliver one of the best speakerships of the modern day. but we won't see that happen and the republican party and the country will move on. >> reporter: patrick mchenry is the temporary speaker. first act was evict the former speaker from her capitol office. who is taking over and what is at stake? >> it's a divided chamber, compromise, will take a lot more. someone has to bring the factions together. who knows when they do how long that person will stay in office. >> there's a lot of speculation about who may become the next speaker of the house. all the current congressional sessions have been canceled, and t

on what planet was he living thinking that he could say that on national tv, and then democrats wouldbe there for him in his time of need? it was three days ago. >> so this is a really important point stephanie, and you know who else watch that clip, democrats in their caucus meeting this morning. we are told by sources, that exact clip was played, and emerging from that conference meeting, gerry connolly of virginia said it was the stupidest thing mccarthy could have done on the eve of a vote where they are or democrats genuinely on the fence. it always seemed a bit out there, this idea that democrats -- but some of them genuinely were on the fence because they did not want to be seen as -- speaker simply for keeping the government open on a clean basis. him attacking them like that did not help. you know what else did not help? a number of things in my conversations with democrats that pushed them to side with the republicans on top of mccarthy. the fact that he reneged on the two year budget, deal the fact that he unilaterally launched an impeachment inquiry into president biden wi

charles barkley on national tv said the warriors were cooked. look at steph curry bringing them back. jonathan dominguez set up the clutch three ball. curry with 27, but the suns, they iced it with a bucket, a ball in the hands of devin booker. and the pick and roll for the dagger with 32 points for booker. 17 offensive rebounds that were heard back as they won it. >>> now everyone went to see chris paul in his 34-minute regular season debut against his former team. in a third quarter to take the lead by six. back-to-back buckets gave them their first lead of the night. and paul came as averaged. >> and the way he controls that game to hit those shots when he needs them. he controlled the game for much of the action. and we were last in the league last year and chris will help in that regards. >>> hey, before the game, a nice moment as kevin durant is a part of the warriors titles received a standing ovation since he left in 2019. >>> now 10:30 tomorrow morning it will be special as bob melvin will be introduced as the next manager of the san fr

produce enough ammunition to support our friends, in these conditions, why does joe biden go on national tvple the idea of ​​escalation in ukraine while he talks about the terrible tragedy in israel. leading ideologists of the war to the last ukrainian, former british prime minister boris johnson and a french director, hastened to take advantage of biden’s speech. their joint article for the telegraph newspaper at universities is worth examining as an example of how all possible propaganda templates can be contained in a short text. they declare that assistance to ukraine is no less important than assistance to israel, they repeat last year’s fake that russia allegedly fired at babiyar, prolong the life of the false story about allegedly beheaded israeli children, and simply continue the idea of ​​biden, who compared russia to hamas. now is not the time to give priority to one of the victims. both sides deserve the west's protection. we are now fighting on two fronts for the same values ​​and ideals, against anti-democratic and terrorist forces. but texts where they are not engaged in ficti

to a mini sensation for showing her overflowing passion for the los angeles chargers on national tv.all over tiktok. the internet has been going crazy trying to find out who she is. well, she's mary ann doe. she's a mother of four and a season ticket holder for the team. but now she's also their unlikely mascot. with the team even making her their new profile picture on social media. >> i believe in being passionate about everything in your life. whatever you love, whatever you like, whatever you're into. do it or don't do it. >> i was hoping she would make that face again. and of course, the rumors have been swirling about her true chargers allegiances. no, she is not a paid actor or a fake fan. she grew up in minnesota as a vikings fan, but moved to california long ago and switched her team screaming and cheering all the way. but this upcoming monday night, it's a big one for san francisco. 49 ers are up against the minnesota vikings. coverage starts right here on abc seven at 5:00. all followed by after the game. we need a fan like that. >> absolutely. yes all right. well, a big n

to a mini sensation for showing her overflowing passion for the los angeles chargers on national tv. been all over tiktok. the internet has been going crazy trying to find out who she is. well, she's mary ann doe. she's a mother of four and a season ticket holder for the team. but now she's also their unlikely mascot. with the team even making her their new profile picture on social media. >> i believe in being passionate about everything in your life. whatever you love, whatever you like, whatever you're into. do it or don't do it. >> i was hoping she would make that face again. and of course, the rumors have been swirling about her true chargers allegiances. no, she is not a paid actor or a fake fan. she grew up in minnesota as a vikings fan, but moved to california long ago and switched her team screaming and cheering all the way. but this upcoming monday night, it's a big one for san francisco. 49 ers are up against the minnesota vikings. coverage starts right here on abc seven at 5:00. all followed by after the game. we need a fan like that. >> absolutely. yes all right. well, a

too dramatic for being on national tv i think we need to say these things we need to talk about the things and the inhumin things to the isirrelevant people to let americans know what happened there i think this will way opinions absolutely. why you know tom i think it is i will havid point i tweeted i feel hamas is wing the propaganda war the way you defeat that showing americans the truth of what is happening. thank you for all you do. appreciate you joining us this morning >> thank you. why coming up the worry in isreali continues what affects could it have on our economy? will join us to explain the possible scenario jewish community is saddened after a stabbing of a leader we will talk to her what happened, next. clear clear and - ahoy! it's the explorer! each helping to protect their money with chase. woah, a lost card isn't keeping this thrill seeker down. lost her card, not the vibe. the soul searcher, is finding his identity, and helping to protect it. hey! oh yeah, the explorer! she's looking to dive deeper... all while chase looks out for her. because these friends have chase. a

you're just eating your own on national tv. >> what's next for kevin mccarthy? a aqui is a former adviser to former speaker nancy pelosi. he says it was immediately clear that whatever happens, mccarthy's pat forward will be very different from pelosi's. >> it's not like former speaker pelosi who basically is an official adviser and still has as much power as she did when she when she left office. mccarthy is has been stripped of power in very public way. and if i were him, i would be weighing whether or not it's it's worth continuing in congress at this point in time. i mean, then again, he may try run again. you don't you never know. you he may try to make a deal with nancy mace and some of the others and build back up the 2.17 without matt gaetz and trying to get it this is a this is a big wake-up call for the republicans in the of representatives. >> yaki believes this will hurt the republican party as we move toward the 2024 election. really about the only person who was appearing to be remotely optimistic today. oddly was kevin mccarthy, at least until the

she said, quote, declaring a holy war on national tv and calling to level a civilian population over 2 million is dangerous and insane. someone please ask republicans if they will condemn these repugnant remarks. joining me now is a senior photo-op advisor to president george h.w. bush, the co-author of a book called the genius of israel and it comes out this november. dan, first of all, a true expert in this region, and all the things that have played out here for all of this time. so when you hear lindsey graham's comments, he is calling it a religious or a holy war, what goes through your mind? >> i don't think it's productive right now for a variety of reasons. not the least of which is some of the most outspoken voices right now in israel are israeli arabs showing solidarity with israeli jews against the threat from hamas. i got a text message the other day from a friend of mine who is an active in tel aviv, israeli, muslim, who is horrified about what is happening. another israeli arab has been taken hostage. there is a prominent woman on 2001 the israeli television channels, w

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but, what is inescapable is the fact that national security adviser jake sullivan was on national tvoing a not so humble brag two weeks ago saying that the middle east has never been quieter and he spent less time on those issues than any of his predecessors in the last 20 years and that is a whiff of epic proportions because, obviously, just two weeks later the israeli people have suffered the worst atrocity since the holocaust. and so, you know, the role that the u.s. should be playing, laura, is that our best intelligence enterprise, our human intelligence, our signals intelligence, our geo spatial intelligence should be working hand in glove with the israelis to support them in what they need but i think there are real questions about our own intelligence and assets and capabilities as directed by this administration. >> laura: i'm going to get into that in the angle the competence of the united states to even be involved here at some level. john, invaluable insight. thank you. iran is warning that preemptive action could be taken in the next few hours by the so-called leaders of

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what we're collecting here on national tv. that said, martha, make no mistake and we've been very honest about this. iran of course is complicit in these attacks because of their longstanding support to hamas and other terrorist networks. that's why we have more than 400 sanctions against them and beefed up our presence in the gulf area and in the eastern mediterranean. we have to make sure we protect our national security interests against a growing threat by iran. >> martha: we have reported that the gerald ford aircraft carrier is in the region now in the eastern mediterranean. the most up to date, top of the line that we have. that has gone in to the region. the $6 billion that the qataris are holding that was unfrozen in order to get three hostages back, john, that -- you said, there's strings attached to that. is that money now going to be refrozen? >> i don't want to get in any policy decisions going forward here, martha. as i said last time you and i talked about this, this money can be refrozen at any time. >> martha:

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i'm gonna say that on national tv. >> nominee for the rnc? >> for the republican party.'t think it's gonna be trump. i think people will put his name up to be speaker of the house. look for that to happen as well. >> who's it gonna be? >> in january during two of the 15 rounds of voting, a couple of people did actually write, and donald trump, but look, i think the republican party, the bread of the republican party, has been so badly damaged by donald trump and then again by the impact of what the maga wing of the party has done, so that just the brand of the party, and i want to take a quick second though. on the other side of the house, in the senate, i was honored to be there where we have our third black woman in the united states senate, laphonza buckler, sworn in by the vice president of the united states of america, so something good happened. >> what a silver lining. that just warms my heart, karen finney. if you're kevin mccarthy you're like, thanks karen finney. everyone, thank you. standby for a moment here. there is so much more ahead of our breaking news co

about contrast, about choices, and it can't just be any more perfect for team biden to have him on national tvs, while the house republicans are literally melting to the ground. i mean, chris, these guys can't agree on free beer. they can't agree on who their leader is. so this choice, this moment of clarity, i think is just incredibly important for him, and for his electoral prospects next year. >> you have been inside the rooms where decisions are being made. what are the conversations, including, how do you navigate a stalled house of representatives when we know how many priorities there are for this president, both domestically and foreign? i mean, we've mentioned this multiple times in this hour. there's also this little thing about having enough money to fund the government three or four weeks from now. >> yeah, good luck with that if they can't even get a speaker. i mean, i think if you're a white house right now, you sit back and say, who are we negotiating with? who are we going to sit down and cut this deal with. mainstream washington would love mchenry stay for a while to be able t

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and republicans are going on national tv every day for free tell people, for the love of god, do notharge you know how rare that is? that's like our cue card guy wally saying he doesn't want a line in the show today you sure, wally? [ laughter ] because you do still get paid extra if you say a line. >> eh. >> seth: okay. but for real, though, bits aside, how would you solve this mess in congress >> well seth - >> seth: ahh doesn't count [ laughter ] the infighting has gotten so bad, one republican member of congress just came out and said what many expected about a large portion of the republican party, they don't actually want govern. >> it's a tough scenario, but there are people in there that are honorably trying to get to the right place and then there are people in there, as you know that like to go on the tv and are not negotiating for anything other than tv time >> these guys want to be in the minority i think they would prefer that because they can just vote "no" and yell and scream all the time >> seth: yes, that's the whole party in a nutshell right there. they were little

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we have said it in almost every interview and republicans have gone on national tv and said that it wants our help. and that's what happens when they don't take our help. exactly what we're seeing. >> and what you're seeing, literally right now next to you, that is congressman mike johnson being applauded by his republican colleagues, we'll see how all that goes tomorrow when they vote at noon. but congressman frost, do you expect to see a speaker in the house tomorrow? will he be able to get 217 votes? >> you, know i know as much as he does. absolutely nothing. and look, it's funny, it's depressing, it's all these things at the same time. but the fact of the matter is, we have no idea. we can get, as we can think about. it we can control make an educated hypothesis. no one knows what's going to happen. but i'll tell, you more likely that, not what happened in the past -- to the past five other nominees, or four nominees they, had could possibly happen to this. what it might not even make it to the floor. if he does, he might. liz and i'll tell you, at this point it seems like there is no

i should not have been forced to speak on national tv, forced to cry in front of the stranger. a woman who was relentlessly going after me with harsh question after heart question. instead, i felt like i had been exploited set up in front of the whole world. alright, must must read that book. all right. foggy picture here across the golden gate bridge. you can read the book know. >> people that i get enough of celebrities need to sign up for extra. that's just me. but all the best i'm sure make a lot of money. talk about the weather shelter. let's look at the national picture. notice your eye might go up to all those reds and blues up in spots like billings, montana. i want to show you this because these are winter weather advisories. winter storm warnings and watches. >> and the reason i'm showing you this is this is the low pressure system that's got a lot of cold air behind it. it's going bring them snowstorms. >> we're not going have any of that. but it is going to cool us down as we get into tomorrow. right now we're just looking at basically the marine layer kind of hangi

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the los angeles chargers on national tv.oing crazy trying to figure out who this woman is. they found out it probably didn't take long. mary ann doe is a mom of four. she's a season ticket holder for the team now. she's become their unlikely i don't know if i should say mascot or spokesperson, an okay mascot. >> i like mascot, but so the team even made her their new profile picture on social media. >> i believe in being passionate about everything in your life. whatever you love, whatever you like, whatever you're intodot d. >> well, she did it. and of course, s people are like, is she really a fan? is she a paid actress? >> oh, because they're getting receipts of her wearing other. i think that's what we're implying there. >> let's see. let's see what the video shows. it looked like she was wearing a vikings jersey. sometimes we evolve. >> oh, i see. she did grow up in minnesota as a vikings fan. >> she moved to california to and switched teams. so that was just okay. that's fine. that's a chapter from her past. oh yeah. >>

people are watching and live genocide is unfolding in live tv, and they they heard what the israeli soldiers were saying on their own national tv, with that they they they are not going there. to fight hamas, they gonna, they fight all the civilians, that without doubt that means the soldiers received orders commit genocide in gaza, and let's say under international law genocide requires two stages: one intent to destroy a national or ethnic or religious or racial group, and the second stage is the attempt of destruction of of that group, and then in the international law, without intent, it means the action amount ethnical cleansing, if it deliberate then it's considered genocide, and this is exactly we see in both actions happening in gaza, and in contradiction to... international law which prohibit collective punishment and the target of civilians in and which both are actually amounts to warm war crimes or crimes against the humanity. few days ago the the president of the science entity ishak herzog which he is from the labor party the the left said the gazan are not innocent civilians, it is and entire nation out there

people are watching and live genocide is unfolding in live tv, and they they heard what the israeli soldiers were saying on their own national tv, with that they they they are not going there to fight hamas. they gonna they fight all the civilians, that without doubt that means the soldiers received orders commit genocide in gaza, and let's say under international law genocide requires two stages, one intent to destroy a national or ethnic or religious or racial group, and the second stage is the attempt of destruction of of that group, and then in the international law with that intent, it means the action amount ethnical cleansing, if it deliberate then it's considered genocide, and this is exactly we see in both actions happening in gaza, and in contradiction to international law, which prohibit collective punishment and the target of civilians in and which both are actually amounts to warm war crimes or crimes against the humanity. few days ago the the president of the science entity isak herzog which he is from the labor party the the left said the gazan are not innocent civilians, it is and entire nation out there that

against something like i think the fact that we've shown it just on that we've shown it just now on national tv i think the fact that have been the that there have been over the newspapers, they've been on other channels, i think the fact that been that their actions have been brought public's brought to the public's attention make attention will hopefully make those individuals feel a little bit heat and put boot on bit of heat and put the boot on the other foot. >> tearing down >> and you were tearing down pictures murdered muslims. pictures of murdered muslims. you'd be a prison you'd be inside a prison jail, right be in a cell. right now. you'd be in a cell. martin right now, can't know it. >> yeah, but come on. we can't have it both ways, you and i. i know you voice concern in the past about the threshold for hate lower and hate crimes getting lower and lower lower and things. you lower and lower and things. you mentioned things mentioned it yourself. things like, you know, a hurty words on a being regarded as hate a tweet being regarded as a hate crime. say, look, we are crime. if we say,

virtually complete depletion of arsenals , the head of the italian ministry of defense announced on national tvparadoxical nature of the entire policy of the european union. brussels is creating an orwellian world before our eyes, they are buying and supplying weapons through the european peace fund, they want control the media through the free media act. we did not fight the communists in order to end up in 1984 . confronting this distorted european reality is one of the goals of the triumphant parliamentary elections in slovakia , robert fitz. after his party’s victory, the country’s president announced that aid to ukraine had been put on pause until the formation of a new government. we have to form a new government, and believe me, slovakia and the people in this country have bigger problems than ukraine. to me i really don’t like that the eu does not have its own position on many issues on which it is accustomed to blindly following the united states. he also writes about the split within the european union in german. the bild newspaper and the american atlantic magazine, noting that ukrai

she was on national tv and said i had never spoken to her but i spoke to her three times. three times were the first time when i went over to brief vice president pence at the secure location. i called house sergeant of arms, irving and told him i was going over to brief the vice president and to do a personal assessment of the capital. at that po >> in getting it back in the chambers and fully aware. and he said he wants it on the phone. he made a phone call from his cell phone approximately 5:34 where i first briefed speaker pelosi. the second call when i left the location when i was walking away i met up with mr. stinger and we talked over to brief the senate when jennifer hemingway, i believe it was jennifer hemingway, it was emily calling and second call with speaker pelosi, questioning the information i'd given to vice-president pence when we can get back into chambers. i assured her that was correct i could get them back into chamber by 7 p.m. call number two. call third call from where the senate sequestered and on a cell phone, dialed leadership off site and i bri

moscow was pleased with the attacks, just a couple of days ago, senior hamas official revealed on russian national tv that the attack was planned for two years in secrecy. it was a classic deception operation. they planned it under the guise of simply managing the gaza governing the gaza in reality, only a handful of top hamas commanders knew the zero day. they were able to achieve such a tremendous tactical surprise, blinding catching of the israelis. moscow officials called shortly after the attack and hamas official revealed they were quite pleased because it takes western eyes off of the war in ukraine. this is a complete reversal of putin's strategy because for 20 years, he was trying to play both sides, israel and the palestinians. he has changed his mind recently and decision calculus has changed and that is big deal from intelligence perspective. >> carley: he said russia is sympathetic to hamas and likes war with israel because it complicates u.s. aid for ukraine. all these bad actors, iran, russia, china, they are in lock step with each other and that raises the stakes here. >> rebekah: abs

earlier, emmanuel macron spoke on french national tv. >> israel has suffered the most tragic terroristin its history. hamas carried out a plan that is unprecedented in its scale of barbarity and human toll. an entire country was surprised at done by gunfire and an invasion aside and as it was bloody. hundreds of infants, women, children, and men were hunted down, abducted, murdered, and taken hostage. kibbutz massacres, entire villages decimated, blind, murderous hatred, and unleashing of absolute cruelty. >> the french president showing that he recognizes what has gone on, saying that france stands with israel and the victims will be helped, but not the kind of response, perhaps, that those whose relatives have been kidnapped were looking for. let's turn our eye to business. the international monetary fund has described this war between israel and hamas as the dark cloud over the world economy. >> the imf's world economic outlook already showed week global growth -- that was released earlier this week but drafted before the conflict broke out during the joint meeting with the world ba

you've seen the pictures in the villages, and i never thought i would say something like that, not on national tv. they've done actions worse than the nazis. they actually violated bodies. so we call for swift action from all these countries to stand beside us and to release all the hostages immediately, unconditionally. >> elad levy, we will stay on this. our thoughts and prayers with you, with roni. i hope you're all reunited shortly. ambassador michael oren, thank you so much for your time. again, please stay safe. >>> up next for us, the leader of a party that once took a crisis abroad very seriously is praising terrorist groups as, quote, really smart, end quote. how comments like those and the divisions here in our country are being received in israel and around the world. we'll bring you that story, unfortunately, next. ing you tha unfortunately, next. you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com with 30 grams of protein.

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farza nashuri on press tv, tehran. pakistan host nationalperts to discuss the ongoing war in gaza and to seek solutions for peace and justice for the innocent palestinians. the country's political leadership unanimously called on the international community to cut their ties with israel in protest. against its actions in palestine, it's totally brutality by the israeli forces, we feel that the united nations should play its role, and the americans also. should realize that war crimes are being committed over there and the innocent peoples are being killed over there, even the hospitals are not spared over there, the participants in the conference demanded that legal proceedings be launched against israel in the international court of justice for its brutal crimes against humanity in the gaza strip, i believe that the rule of international law requires that all these people should be brought to justice as war criminals is a blatant violation of international law and it is a clear commission of war crimes and crimes against humanity and i beli