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p.m. eastern, a look at laws and policies about abortion. starting in the 19th century, she examines changes in medical practice through court cases and newspaper coverage. at 9:30 p.m. eastern on the presidency, we look at gerald ford during the 1970's. he served as house minority leader, vice president and then president. watch american history tv saturdays on c-span2. you can watch online anytime at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television companies and more, including medco. ♪ it supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> house speaker kevin mccarthy says he is against the debt ceiling increase. he made the remarks while speaking to a group of reporters about a number of topics. this is about 10 minutes. >> if you raise concerns? --did you raise concerns? >> my staff raise concerns when he had an individual impersonate a staff member. we are six months away approximately and i would like to sit down with all

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p.m. eastern tonight. we're asking you your thoughts on two rounds of voting, the fifth most speaker votes in history at this point. carol in the natural state, republican, good morning, you're next. caller: good morning. i just wan to say that i got to take my hat off to the guy who had surgery and showed up. this -- it is ridiculous and i do not stand with mccarthy. you can forget that. anybody who wears an american flag and then has a great big ukraine flag on their lapel is definitely out of here as far as i'm concerned. i want to see my crawford and hill and womack and westerman, what i'd like to see is harriet hagman nominated, the lady who beat the socks of liz cheney. if everyone would look her speech up, democrat and republican, it's called "we're fed up" and just listen to this woman. now she definitely is conservative but i tell you, she will -- she would be a -- an awesome speaker of the house. harriet hagman. you know. i have called, i know at least 50 republicans and told them about her. but

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p.m. eastern time. jesse in chicago, democratic caller. public policy issue you want to talk about? caller: [indiscernible] all that money. [indiscernible] host: right, jessie. i'm going to go to j. a republican. jay? caller: hello. is this -- gay, is that correct? host: yes, north carolina. caller: i just wanted to know why so much free money is given to people that don't work? and a lot of people around where i am are getting free mobile homes, and they have supposedly been torn up by the storms. we haven't had a bad storm to tear up a mobile home in this area in a good while, so i don't understand all of the free money to people that don't work, aren't willing to work, and we have a lot of drug problems in our area. so, i just don't understand all of the free money, and then people that work hard and pay in social security, they currently deserve to keep it and it not be lowered. so, i just don't know. i don't understand all of the free money to people that will not work. host: all right. he may be interested in this washington times gr

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p.m. eastern only here on cnn.tional lead, more fallout from the death of 29-year-old tyre nichols in memphis, tennessee, including the revelation of information in the initial police report that is quited a odds with what you can actually see on the videos. this comes after the fierg of three memphis emts for their response to the fatal police beating of nichols. another officer put on leave making that at least two relieved of their duties just this week. here is cnn's nick valencia. >> reporter: a bundle of contradictions between what the world witnessed and the video showing police beating tyre nichols and what's reportedly found in the initial police report about the incident. first reported by "the new york times," a photo of a police report was posted online by a memphis talk show host. the district attorney's office tells cnn the d.a. does have a report that has that same account of events. the report suggests nichols was pulled over after police say he veered into oncoming traffic. it says he was violent,

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p.m. eastern time. as we told you, one reporter, punch bowl news saying kevin mccarthy coming out of a meeting with detractors saying it's not useful to hold another vote. tad of fox news retweeting out, mccarthy-aligned super p.a.c. announces a deal with the club for growth to back mccarthy. the deal is the congressional leadership fund will not back specific candidates in safe, open-seat primaries, something conservatives have complained about in the past. robert, let's hear from you in fort lauderdale, florida. hi, robert. caller: how are you doing? host: i'm doing well. caller: a few things. first of all. 20 members holding out, how could just 20, how about two members in the senate for the democrat, manchin and sinema, that's all it take, they've held plenty of things up. people don't really understand, it's politics. and politics really are about these folks in the congress. not about americans. not about the people. and that's the problem. they don't even talk about what's really important in ter

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p.m. eastern to begin a 14th vote.a look back at how the day began, with a 12th vote in the election for speaker. lift coverage when the u.s. house of representatives returns you're on c-span -- live coverage when the u.s. house of representatives returns here on c-span. the clerk of the house: the gentleman is recognized. >> while i rise to that end, i think it's critically important to note that this is actually not about kevin mccarthy. kevin is a good man. man of god. a patriot. he's a leader who has led this conference to our current majority over the last four years. those things are unassailable. but this isn't about him. this isn't about kevin mccarthy. i put no single human being on a pedestal and certainly not before god and not before the gift that he has blessed us with with this grand experiment we call the united states of america. mr. garcia: this isn't about kevin mccarthy. but the matters before us are of stupendous magnitude. a federal republic such as ours, it's a dynamically unstable one, a wobbly t

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p.m. eastern time.m opposing him to voting for mccarthy and there you see them all there. there are still six holdouts and from our interview earlier on common ground, this is what they're saying about those six. >> the negotiations are going well. they're very confident that we're going to get two of the six to at the very least switch to president. we should be in the area where we finally have a speaker of the house and finally get to work on that. >> bret: we're hoping they are in the area. let's bring in our panel. josh kraushaar, susan and david drucker senior correspondent for "the washington examiner." all studying capitol hill in every way, shape, and form. susan, it seems like this is the light at the end of the tunnel but it could also be a train coming. that's how we have been operating. >> a what a comeback. kevin mccarthy right on the cusp of actually winning the speakership. you don't want to be sure of anything as you say. but it looks like he's going to be able to turn this around. now,

p.m. eastern stay right here with us for that special coverage, eric.we will border crisis to the drug crisis and fentanyl that is brought over so often by the cartels. police and new jersey say an art teacher actually collapsed in front of his middle school students after that teacher overdosed on sentinel. the teacher now facing charges for it happen november in westfield, new jersey. police said that he was narcan to revive that teacher frank thompson. please announce this weekend he's facing possible possession and child welfare endangerment charges after they say they found fentanyl in the classrooms closet, arthel. >> unbelievable. switching back over to politics till after the grueling speaker vote we went through, the house meets again tomorrow gambling in bite speaker mccarthy on the agenda house rules the budget, the border. what will the gop get done? we'll take a look at what is had with freshman congressman anthony of new york and ask him what is job number one? ,000 per employee. all it takes is eight minutes to get started. then work with

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p.m. eastern time they come back.: trump lit the fire that's burning down mccarthy's house. mccarthy's enemies aren't driven by desire for aggressive conservative policy reforms they want to blow things up. they want mccarthy's scalp and the narrow republican margin in the house makes it extremely difficult for anyone to stop them. let's bring this our panel byron york. leslie marshall democratic strategist and radio host hugh hewitt. byron, i want to start with you. i don't know if you heard chip roy at the beginning list what they're demanding. those lists have been different in different interviews but that's what we heard from representative elect roy until is he sworn. in none of them can until there is a house speaker. your thoughts on where we are at this moment? >> well, the demands have changed and kevin mccarthy did make a lot of concessions that have already been written into a rules package that the 20 have accepted. but then they want more. you know, i think what's striking about this and i think anybody

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