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take on a short-term cr a three-month are in a clean one, ralph norman saying that there'll be a lot of disappointment if johnson goes by partisan asked if johnson would face vault if he moved ahead with a clean three-month bill. jim banks said, i sure hope so. and then you've donald trump, who is pushing for a government shutdown when it comes to a clean cr to that, you say, what look you know, i certainly read some of my colleagues comments. >> i mean, the reality is if you wanted certain things things, then you need to make sure you have the votes to pass it. and unfortunately, some of my colleagues voted against acr because they don't believe in it and that's fine. that's their right. as representatives. but at the end of the day if they don't want to vote for a cr we still need to keep the government we funded and open and in a divided government in which democrats control the senate and the white house. the only way to get something passed is bipartisan legislation. so from my vantage point, the reality of the situation is that there's going to be a short-term cr to keep the go

we heard from folks on capitol hill yesterday as they're learning about it, ralph norman saying that he should drop out of that gubernatorial race. marjorie taylor greene saying that if it is all turns out to be true that she cannot support him a question is, how will donald trump respond when he actually does say something about it? but speaking of donald trump, he was speaking at an event opposing anti-semitism yesterday and in his comments essentially said that at least in part, he would blame jewish voters if he loses this race, bring us up to speed on this yeah, and this comes at a time where the trump campaign is extremely eager to focus on immigration rather than questions about any republican candidates comments on jews are judaism, and yet at the same time, trump himself. >> he went a step further than past comments and has said that israel has to do its best to help defeat kamala harris. he's been very critical of harris on israel and palestinians and this was just sort of a doubling down of that going forward again though, i want to stress here that none of this is conveni

>> why ralph norman was saying he should drop out two day meeting yesterday because now he's on the ballot elliot, what do you think will happen as this settles in further among elected republicans as alyssa pointed out, we've known for a long time that the lieutenant governor in north carolina he's radioactive and now that has just expanded beyond what it already was in a problem, but i don't think this is going to have a huge impact. >> if any impact at all on the presidential election i'll say what nate silver said on the lead with jake tapper yesterday, which is we rarely see reverse coattails. you see the top of the ticket, which in this case is the presidential race, can have a trickle down effect below the ballot on down-ballot below them. >> but it's very rare for the reverse to occur. >> so i don't think that voters are going to take it out on donald prompt that they're extremely loyal to donald trump. republican voters are, and they're not going to be upset over this latest revelation and vote against him because of it. >> and from what do you think i mean, right. just some of th

ralph norman for five minutes. >> thank you chairman. thank you director for being here for let me stress i heard of the members talk about before you give a forecast, and get all the costs i think we talked about the cost of illegal immigration in the 22 god knows how many are now in this country. i think you mentioned it was a negligible impact or maybe even a positive. i've been to the borders many have it. we saw that medicine was on the airline flights we are paying for going back and forth. i wish going forward we would take everything into account and put as much effort into it to figure out all of the costs with the facts show where they are it's going to be a tremendous impact on this country. it's going to be hard to recover from to be honest with you. but i hope and i would suggest not just immigration but anything, look at the true cost so when the cbo gives its blessings that it has all of the facts just like we do in the business arena and hopefully we will do in this political arena some point. do you agree more regular ro

first listen to south carolina republican congressman ralph norman pretty sad to go this far along and then the people who supported him, all the money that he's raised in i think he needs to drop out today so they get another candidate. but you know, like mark, great, speak, speech writer, but he knew this was his background and to think it one can come out i mean, the idea that he thought that that wasn't me or actually how he put it with that wasn't us why politicians talk in the first perfect world. >> i tell it wasn't us the congressman from south carolina, republican, very conservative, republican, not buying it, not the triet and there's reporting that marjorie taylor greene has said that if these if this is true, she cats. i mean, if you've lost marjorie taylor greene, if you're too extreme for her, that shows just how problematic this is. and look, well, this blow up the whole campaign at the top of the ticket in north carolina? >> yeah, i doubt out his voters, trump's voters will stick with him. >> but if you are a squishy trump voter, if you either love donald trump, you hat

now for republicans result, ralph norman on capitol hill, south carolina republican house let's remember saying that he needed to resign. marjorie taylor greene saying she needed to learn more about this, but couldn't support someone who has these positions if it's true, how republicans react in the days ahead is going to be instructive. but one thing that's really important right now around, you have seen nobody come out and defend him or support his explanation that he attempted to give andrew all right. >> it, phil. thank you. all right. so obviously mark, we talk about how trump has to win the state has to win this state. and people tend to vote republican or democrat. so when you got to governor, republican and that's your candidate, that it's not good for trump, or i just didn't put the obvious out there the race is tight right now. harris leads. >> she's way behind with biden. this state wasn't even on the magazine a statistical tie. >> it testicle type, but all these states are statistical tie. she she's up in many of them shoving this with larry sabato from crystal ball team thi

i hereby appoint the honorable ralph norman to act as speaker pro tempore on this day.igned, mike johnson, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 9, 2024, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and the minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with time equally allocated between the parties and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and majority whip limited to five minutes. but in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair now recognizes the gentlewoman from michigan, ms. tlaib, for five minutes. ms. tlaib: mr. speaker, no one, no one should go bankrupt because they get sick. i was proud to be able to invite and join director chopra of the cfpb, along with congresswoman debbie dingell in hosting a round table on the impact of medical debt on our families. we talked about the groundbreaking propose albie the biden administration -- proposal by the biden administration that w