next us appear like we haven't committed the origin form as in barb when president robert mccarthy once described the taking of the skulls as races to mol, decadence and human insensitivity. professor of history and former chairman of zimbabwe, media and intimation commission says that the fast of the remains that was a symbol of spiritual captivity in, in contrast to that, our only does our own a kings and queens and shooter so forth. especially those who object it to the occupation when we were captured. the 80 manes were then take him and he looked up in british museums to represent what i call a triple. triple kevin tippy contributing of the africa to people. you are captured in terms of your land and your space. they're also captured in terms of for a, the whole or punish into the economy. it is now in economy and a british south africa company, and pretty shwale. they're also captured because the means of your ancestors are now locked up in british museum. so i call it a. the aim was to achieve that 2 pool kept to be 2 of the african people. ah, you officials have launched our sai

i mean robert, break down kevin mccarthy's prospects here, i want to put up some of the concessions conservatives are already demanding from him. reinstating the motion to vacate. requiring bills to go through committee. we've already heard adam kinzinger talking about what he thinks are going to be hostage situations of kevin mccarthy by people like marjorie taylor green. what do you see him compromising over? and how do you see him navigating this very divided and very close majority? >> yes, it's going to be extraordinarily difficult, as matthew said. look, the challenge that the democrats don't have is to elect their new leader, it just takes a majority of their caucus. kevin mccarthy has to get 218 votes on the floor of the house. right? he's got to get everybody on board with him. or they're going to have to find a new speaker. so his very first vote is going to be challenging. and then i think, as you get farther and farther down the line, look, there's going to be just a few people who can basically take this agenda off the tracks for the republican party, can push it into different areas

roberts in washington. minority leader kevin mccarthy is leading the house republicans for a closer look at the migrant crisis, something president biden has not done since he has taken office. mccarthy says he'll be making a major announcement regarding dhs secretary mayorkas at a press conference this afternoon. >> sandra: bill melugin is live in el paso, texas. >> leader mccarthy is inside the building behind us right now, this is the border patrol headquarters here in el paso. media is not allowed inside, we are not allowed inside, the feds don't allow cameras in there. so he came outside for a couple minutes to talk to us and one of the first things i asked, what was his reaction when he heard secretary mayorkas testify again last week the border is secure. he told me he was shocked. here is his answer. >> i've been to the border many times. i don't think anybody on any side of the aisle believes this border is secure. we have lost the operational control of this border, it's turned over to the cartels. amounts of fentanyl to every city across america. watch happening to the nation right now, for him to

look at how everyone in the party wants their seal of approval, robert draper tweets that earlier this week, kevin mccarthyaylor greene. she will be on the campaign trail with kari lake and j.d. vance later this month. in fact, if republicans take back the house, she expects to be back on committees having been stopped by democrats of her committee assignments, for extremist behavior, and often antisemitic rhetoric. but she often expects a lot more, power and influence or else, i think to be the best speaker of the house, to please the base, mccarthy is going to give me a lot of power, a lot of leeway she predicted in a flat unemotional voice robert draper writes. if he doesn't, they will be very unhappy about it i think that is the best way to read that. i just think that is reality. but forget the bright light of the oversight committee is hearing room as it carries out baseless investigations, is there anything more high-profile for a trump acolyte than standing in the side as those vice president, quote, i would be honored she told jaipur revealing that trump is apparently considering her as a running

basically grew up in california is considered a minority and robert salah is considered a minority because he's muslim and i asked brian mccarthye nfl i said, so when marv levy and steve gilman were coaching where they considered minorities because they're jewish. and he said no, they're not so i don't know how they draw those lines. i mean and and the bottom line is it like you said 70% of leaks black and we now have two black coaches and one mixed race coach. my final question, i would say my personal favorite of all your books is goodwalk spoiled. i read that on the way to covering my first british open really took me into the world of golf and and a lot of history of it as well. why hasn't tiger tiger woods led to a explosion or a greater wave of black golfers were what 25 years past his master's when now why hasn't that happened? well, when tiger won the masters in 1997 a lot of money started pouring into the first tea. and i think we all thought that we were going to see a lot more. not tiger woods, but very good good pga tour level black players. um, the first tea has produced one player on the pga tour and he is a minor

mccarthy is up to. but what will joe biden do to recalibrate or will he hunker down. >> o'donnell: robert costa, john dickerson, thank you very much. a reminder, we will have full coverage of the 2022 midterm elections tonight starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern and we hope you join us here on cbs news. we will turn now to florida where millions of people along the atlantic coast are bracing for what could be a rare november hurricane, the first since 1985. warnings are posted from boca raton and daytona beach. mike bettes is tracking the weather for us at the weather channel. hey there, mike. >> reporter: norah, good evening. we know nicole is on a collision course with florida. it's a tropical system, has much better presentation on satellite. winds have increased throughout the day and likely to intensify before landfall late wednesday into thursday. hurricane warnings neath from florida to georgia. the track has been pretty consistent, likely to be a category one hurricane at landfall and quickly racing off to the northeast. a heavy dose of wind and rain over the next 48 hours across florida and beyond as it com

are joined by our panel michael steele, former rnc chair, robert gibbs, former maryland congresswoman edwards and you used to work for kevin mccarthy as well, i think, we'll talk about that, maria, president and ceo of vote latino is here and nbc's ellison barber on the ground in georgia for us. brendon, let me start with you, the news we're getting in, i don't see brendon, do we have him. >> the ghost of brendon. >> there he is. >> oh, man, gang, this is really going off the rails. we're still on track. thank goodness. the news in the last couple minutes here, you know, as expected, kevin mccarthy, now according to jake sherman, announced his bid for the house leadership and right before the break, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell not dealing in feelings, he's going to see how the vote count comes in several races still to come. talk us through how you're seeing the landscape as it stands just after 1:00 eastern? >> yeah. the divide is not great. a lot of frustration a lot of anxiety a lot of shock, frankly. members trying to understand what went wrong, the confidence they had, how it slipped away. kevin mccarthy doesn't hav

robert norman, andy biggs, matt rosendale, some demand more control over the house agenda, one reason kevin mccarthy restored subcommittee assignments for marjorie taylor green and paul goes are and plans to dump elana omar from the committee. ashley: come back in. do you think kevin mccarthy will be the next speaker? >> he's the odds on favorite to do that. republicans at the end other they have to get to 218 on somebody. the problem is the freedom caucus took a vote in kevin mccarthy last lost 31 votes on that at 5 have come out publicly. the question is who can get him over to 218? it's not an easy path and the drama will happen up until that day, i don't think it is a clear picture. ashley: drama is good in the news business but not for those fighting. next to lauren, just over a week until the georgia senate runoff and a record number of people have cast their ballots. how many voted and assembled a? lauren: 300,438, yesterday was the first day early voting was open in every county in georgia but the point is local interest has not waned. state election official says georgia voters facilitated

kevin mccarthy may still have a challenger between him and the speaker's gavel. i'm sandran new york. john. >> john: john roberts in washington. just one of the events we are watching this hour that could impact not only the next two years, but where republicans go next. there are rumblings somebody could challenge senate minority le le leader mitch mcconnell. and in florida, gop governors are meeting. breaking news out of the war in ukraine. russia launching a major missile attack in cities across ukraine and a report a missile crossed into nato territory killing two people in poland. greg palkot is live in kyiv. what do we know and what are the potential implications? >> john, this is the huge significant event that we are just tracking just the last couple of minutes. according to a senior u.s. official and according to reports on the ground, a russian missile fired from somewhere off of ukraine went into ukraine air space but then veered into eastern poland and actually hit a target, not a target, but a site in eastern poland killing two people. first time something like this has happened. this triggers all

kevin mccarthy may still have a challenger between him and the speaker's gavel. i'm sandran new york. john. >> john: john robertson. just one of the events we are watching this hour that could impact not only the next two years, but where republicans go next. there are rumblings somebody could challenge senate minority le le leader mitch mcconnell. and in florida, gop governors are meeting. breaking news out of the war in ukraine. russia launching a

see from soon to be speaker mccarthy and mcconnell as they move forward, that has to be job number one, period, full stop. >> carley: more on the border crisis to come. robertu. forget the senate, the media imagining john fetterman in the oval office. >> fetterman as nominee at some point for president, what he did in the super red deep red part of pennsylvania makes you wonder about his future. >> todd: that is not a deep fake, yeah, that is real. that happened, beverly hoburg is here to respond. i get bladder leaks. i didn't want to feel like i was wearing the pads i wore when i was twelve. then i tried the always discreet pads. they fit perfectly in the places they're supposed to. look how much it holds, and it still stays thin! it's the protection we deserve! >> carley: republicans have a good shot at flipping the house and maybe the senate. president biden doesn't seem too concerned. >> 75% of voters say the country is heading in the wrong direction, what in the next two years do you intend to do differently to change people's opinion as you contemplate a run for president in 2024? >> president biden: nothing. >> todd: beverly hallburg joins us now. be

host: robert in connecticut, one of the stories playing out yesterday were kevin mccarthy going throughe first round, and he will go to the house in republican hands. matt gains in -- matt gaetz is talking about the future, and giving some of his thoughts on what the future holds. here is in from yesterday. >>'s or any chance you would approve kevin mccarthy as the speaker? >> no. >>, people are in the same boat. >> a critical mass. >> kevin mccarthy couldn't get eight single vote. so to believe that kevin mccarthy is going to be speaker, you have to believe he is going to get votes that he couldn't get in the last six years. >> 36. >> 36 voted against it. >> i only speak for myself. >> this happened tupelo sea. they were under 218 votes, they also got to dictating votes. why are you so confident this. >> the margin. they were held together, in the double digit. >> is or anything that would help you. >> no. i haven't heard president trump say anything about speaker mccarthy since the election. i know cnn reported stuff that wasn't true about that stuff. the report that you had was poorl

eight-year-old cooper roberts was paralyzed from the waist down when he was shot from a rooftop, mister daniel. two year old, aiden mccarthy, he was orphaned when both his parents were murdered when they were shot from the roof top. sir, this tweet appears to suggest a planned murder. i would respectfully ask authorities and law enforcement to see whether this particular advertisement is even legal. mr. busse, according to various outlets, including the daily beast, the six hour corporation is selling a new weapon called the mc ex spear rifle. in fact, mr. bucy, you were recently quoted saying, quote, it will shoot through almost all of the bullet proof vests worn by law enforcement in the country right now. you stand by that statement, correct sir? >> the stated purpose for sourcing that rifle was to defeat body armor on the field of war, so, i'm not stating anything that the company advertisement and that the sourcing information did not state. >> mister daniel, i presume you don't want your weapons to be harmed to law enforcement. will you commit that you will not sell a weapon that terrace their >> congressman, we sell

mccarthy for speaker? >> we're supporting folks for leadership that are going to empower members. >>> with us now, white house correspondent for "politico" and coauthor of the play book, you -- and robertelusion," we'll come back to questions about the house of representatives, but you can add a new chapter to your book after what we saw on tuesday night, and what we're seeing in these races. there's all this talk about donald trump being in the rear view mirror, easier said than done, of course, but what do you make based on the reporting you did for the book about people wanting actually donald trump, wishing for him to go away about that perhaps becoming a reality somehow politically for them now? >> sure, willie, as you and mika were talking about earlier, we have been to this dance before on january 6th, and look, there was a reason why people changed their minds after january 6th. republican members. and that's not because they suddenly were reminded of their fondness, it's that they went home and talked to their constituents. as long as the maga movement persists, as long as there are tens of millions of americans who adore donald trump, then they are not going to move on. and f