host: mychael schnell, coming up, we talk with matt rosendale. tell our viewers why they should listen to him. guest: he is one to watch in this fight. i was not able to catch up with them after yesterday but he says he is a no cr. he could be part of the seven matt gaetz talked about. he was also one of the house republicans during that drawnout speakers race in january that never supported kevin mccarthy. there is no love lost between them and it would not be surprising if rosendale does not cave to mccarthy and does not support the continuing resolution. each one of these lawmakers really matters at the end of the day because house republicans have a slim majority. they can only lose a handful of votes, but especially when you have one that is

rosendale, would you like to speak? mr. rosendale: the short answer is no the short answer is no. mr. mcgovern: the question is would you vote for -- mr. rosendale: the short answer for a continuing resolution is no. the thing is that we were brought here to have discussions and debate about appropriation bills. and i think that part of the problem is that we have spent the last several months focusing energy, attention, and effort on trying to replicate the very failed system that everybody has been talking about here. for the last hour. why would we try to replicate the failed system that everybody has talked about for the last hour? when chairman cole has talked about how it used to be, how it functioned, how productive it was, across the party lines. mr. burgess was talking about, he came in as an alumni with him, how productive it was. that is exactly what we fought so hard for back in january to try and restore. and that's why i stood on the floor and said the american people think that this is what is taking place every single solitary day on the floor of the house of repre

rosendale, would you like to speak? mr. rosendale: the short answer is no the short answer is no. mr. mcgovern: the question is would you vote for -- mr. rosendale: the short answer for a continuing resolution is no. the thing is that we were brought here to have discussions and debate about appropriation bills. and i think that part of the problem is that we have spent the last several months focusing energy, attention, and effort on trying to replicate the very failed system that everybody has been talking about here. for the last hour. why would we try to replicate the failed system that everybody has talked about for the last hour? when chairman cole has talked about how it used to be, how it functioned, how productive it was, across the party lines. mr. burgess was talking about, he came in as an alumni with him, how productive it was. that is exactly what we fought so hard for back in january to try and restore. and that's why i stood on the floor and said the american people think that this is what is taking place every single solitary day on the floor of the house of repre

because rosendale has even more of it.you it became a trade name almost know microphones place because i thought rosendale cement the company name there were 40 cement companies just in ulster county and it was one of them, but it was referred to generically as rosendale cement, basically natural hydraulics, cement. to this day people just call it. it was used in the statue of liberty. it was used in the croton aqueduct, a dam which were, by the way, made by john, that genius engineer used in the u.s. capital, the new york state thruway. the last project major project. so portland is ascended. but aj snyder, second last cement guy going in rosedale, he discovered or somebody discovered that if you took i think it was seven bags of portland and had a one of rosendale it made a much more superior product. they poured on route 32 or was now i'm going to find it someday if it's still extant they it test strip it indeed it was so good they convinced the state of new york and so the entire new york state thruway and that's a big

host: mychael schnell, coming up, we talk with matt rosendale.our viewers why they should listen to him. guest: he is one to watch in this fight. i was not able to catch up with them after yesterday but he says he is a no cr. he could be part of the seven matt gaetz talked about. he was also one of the house republicans during that drawnout speakers race in january that never supported kevin mccarthy. there is no love lost between them and it would not be surprising if rosendale does not cave to mccarthy and does not support the continuing resolution. each one of these lawmakers really matters at the end of the day because house republicans have a slim majority. they can only lose a handful of votes, but especially when you have one that is so critical and polarizing, each will be important to watch. host: mychael schnell was up on capitol hill well into the evening last night and then back here to help us understand this evolving story. you can follow her reporting if you go to thehill.com or on x @thehill. guest: thank you for having me. host:

rosendale said, garbage in, garbage out. it's probably more likely to happen when someone is having to manually process a transaction. >> so when we look at waste, do you feel like we have an adequate understanding of how much waste is going on without an automated system that is fully functioning? >> it would be hard for me to characterize that. this system -- was conceived in the 19 80s. it's so far back in the past. certainly people weren't envisioning the current needs, the current environment. so, i think it would be a huge step forward to bring a modern system online. >> thank you. mr. -- i'm sure you've heard about the manual workarounds we've required of not being able to use fms for the transfer of supplemental funds. can you provide to the community some -- that puts on you as a cfo of the veterans benefit administration? >> yes ma'am, thank you for the question. so antiquated systems basically limits our ability to have strategic decision-making capability for us to be able to across the enterprise, be able to loo

up, we talk with matt rosendale. tell our viewers why they should listen to him. guest: he is one to watch in this fight. i was not able to catch up with them after yesterday but he says he is a no cr. he could be part of the seven matt gaetz talked about. he was also one of the house republicans during that drawnout speakers race in january that never supported kevin mccarthy. there is no love lost between them and it would not be surprising if rosendale does not cave to mccarthy and does not support the continuing resolution. each one of these lawmakers really matters at the end of the day because house republicans have a slim majority. they can only lose a handful of votes, but especially when you have one that is so critical and polarizing, each will be important to watch. host: mychael schnell was up on capitol hill well into the evening last night and then back here to help us understand this evolving story. you can follow her reporting if you go to th>> "washington jour" continues. host: congressman earl blumenauer is with us this morning, a democrat of ore

there is a cr that failed because of people like matt rosendale. i said i will not support continuing resolution, that is extension of nancy pelosi and joe biden policies that we voted against for the last two years. we were assured by kevin mccarthy, this congress will be different, congress need to do their job and pay the bills and get discretionary spending reduced. >> brian: bishop and rosendale voted no and now moderate getting together with democrats and might do something and leave you guys out. >> you just named some of my best friends, i'm a conservative, but i'm in house leadership. matt rosendale is not wrong, but doing cr will allow us time to do that, have good stewardship for the taxpayers. >> brian: he knows that, what is point of blowing up your continuing resolution? it is you and chip roy he blew up, what is the point? >> yeah. well, we're having intense fellowship behind the curtain. we have a slim margin. this is reality of governing with small majority, we will get there, we will not shut the government down. i think cooler he

host: congressman rosendale? guest: i think chip roy is working and it -- in good faith. he is there on the front line in texas and has seen for several years now the devastation that illegal immigration is causing to our country whether it's in the form of humanity for the loss of lives because of the fentanyl streaming across the country that affects every single state across the nation. we lost 100,000 people to that and i think he's negotiating in good date but unfortunately, there are too many others that won't be. none of the provisions within the continuing resolution will be implemented. the senate wants to strip that out and they will send back what they call a clean cr with none of those provisions in there. they will extend nancy pelosi's funding and joe biden's policies which is what it does. when the time comes that we see that speaker mccarthy starts utilizing democratic votes in order to pass an agenda, his speakership will be in jeopardy. host: do you think it will be over? guest: i'm responsible for and only can cast one vote. that's it and what everybody

rosendale, had been postponed. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, proceedings will now resume on those amendments printed in part f of house report 118-216 on which further proceedings were postponed in the following order. amendment 76, spartz of indiana, 78, bebert of colorado, 89 by boebert of colorado, 90 by good of virginia. 91 by good of virginia, 92 by good of virginia, 93 by good of virginia, 94 by good of virginia, 99 by mr. stauber of minnesota, 101 by miller of illinois, 102 by rosendale of montana. the chair will reduce to two minutes the minimum time forlyny electronic vote after the first vote in the series. the unfinished business is the request for recorded vote on amendment 76 printed in part f of house report 118-216 by the gentlewoman from indiana, ms. spartz, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the ayes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redesignate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 76 printed in part f of house report 118-216, offered by ms. spartz of indiana. t

. >> treatment rosendale, ranking member, distinguished members of the subcommittee be thank you for the opportunity to testify in support of the ace initiative to modernize its electronic health record system. today is meant; my va colleagues pharmacy benefit management doctor silverman cochair of the council the pharmacy council for electronic healthcare modernization. before i speak about the impact of our electronic health record modernization efforts in the intersection with these pharmacy services elective or to first spend a few moments discussing a recent decision to halt deployment activities of the federal electronic health record va. as part of a larger program reset. we've been listening to veterans in the va staff or use an electronic health record the medical centers va clinics and remote supporting locations associate with her health systems in spokane and washington in white oregon in columbus, ohio. we've also been listening to congress including this subcommittee. the new electronic health record is not meeting our expectations. the va is electing to take the time t

rosendale never voted for gaetz. crane, never, lauren boebert never voted for mccarthy. connects and see it coming from back in january. back in january when it ended mccarthy had this to say about the process. take a listen. >> so it's better that we go through this process right now so we can achieve the things we want to achieve for the american public. what our commitment was. so if this takes a little longer and doesn't meet your deadline, that's okay. because it's not how you start it's how you finish. if we finish well we'll be very successful. >> that was the optimistic and not isolated view of what that 15 vote speaker battle would actually mean for this conference going forward. flashforward to yesterday where republican, still struggling just to pass their own stopgap resolution. this is what mccarthy said. >> actually gave a plan b if this falls apart? >> yeah. why do i tell you? what do you mean? in this job you got to have a, b, c, d, e, f, g. >> what letter are you on now? >> i haven't spelled my name out completely. >> maintaining humor underscoring how y

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i am for it if you have a game plan. >> matt rosendale what are the holdouts came on fox and said weending a message. that is the win that we want to cut spending, that is a win. if that is the win that's pretty hollow. >> the messages don't actually cut spending and messages don't pay bills and don't fix the border, if all you have is a message you have to go back to the drawing board i would say. stuart: brian five days from the second gop debate. you're going to be in a diner in iowa. are you could get a sense of the people there because there holding a primary soon. >> that's why were going we want to know what people think about the big debate there is a lot of big things that have to be figured out by the candidates. somebody needs to break out because right now they're always behind. what to iowa voters want to hear from the candidates. i'm going to be at a diner i love diners and great cinnamon rolls at the machine shed in urbandale were good to eat cinnamon rolls and talk politics and probably talk to you in the meantime. we want to know what is it going to take it to anythi

maria: it's interesting, congressman, obviously matt rosendale is from montana and he's a no. greene is from georgia and she's a no. but kevin mccarthy is trying all he can to avoid a government shutdown p. i spoke with president trump on this as well. he said what's the big deal, shut the government down. how are you going to cut spending unless you start getting tough? >> oh, we do have to be tough. i just don't know that shutting government down is the answer. i believe in being tough. i believe that we shouldn't go forward with the budget obviously the way it would have been under pelosi. none of that. we have to change that. there's a lot of things in there that aren't essential and hurt us. however, shutting government down i don't think is a good option and i do think kevin mccarthy is right about that. nobody wins. nobody wins on that. there are some things even in the cr that would be good. we would have some cuts in there. we have to work along those lines. at the same time we have to make sure that the actual bill itself achieves the important goals of immigration r

montana congressman matt rosendale is one of those members. the last hour, saying he expects that number to grow. watch this. >> i think that you're going to see that they're approaching right now close to two dozen people that are not going to vote for that cr. my guess is it might be brought to the floor. maria: joining me right now is alabama congressman, jerry carl, a member of the house appropriations and natural resources committees. congressman, how will you vote? >> good morning. i'm voting for it. i think it's a good cr. i think we need to vote it in. we need to keep the country moving and i think it's a lot closer to probably to 11 votes versus 24 that matt was talking about. not sure where he got his numbers. maria: i spoke with the speaker on sunday. he's obviously trying to avoid a government shutdown but is also facing this pressure from matt gaetz and a others who are saying that, look, they don't want to continue nancy pelosi's spending but my question to you is why aren't the appropriations bills done yet? you i remember talki

. >> chairman, i earlier on had a chance to speak with matt rosendale of montana among those that haas not been very satisfied with the performance of the speaker. this is from mr. rosendale earlier on fox business. >> if he goes to the democrats again to generate support for an agenda instead of trying to earn it with the republicans, then his position is going to be in jeopardy. >> neil: he's going to do that. sounds like he's going to do that. if he does, is that tantamount to one or more of your members saying you're out as speaker? >> yeah, again, we all know that it's easier to buy votes from democrats than it is to earn them from republicans. if he passes a c.r. to get more democrats on the vote than he does republicans, as he did with the debt ceiling package, his speakership position will be in jeopardy. >> neil: that's pretty strong words, chairman. because by definition, if they're blocking him, some of these more conservative members, then he would have to, kevin mccarthy, would have to reach out to democrats to get something done, and that would trigger this move where it

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districts for the weekend and m and other dedicated public servant like eli crane, matt gates, mike rosendaleere in washington, d.c. doing the real work to avoid the government shutdown. >> it seems trivial when used jacket across the bribery just sweeping through congress. totally understand that and you seem contrite and i respect that . i don't want to pry anything like that, but who's the guy. are you guys still friends? >> of course great i hope we stay friends for a long time, but he and i, we have peacefull parted ways, a very nice man in right now, all future dates hav been canceled with him and everyone else. i have work to do, jesse. >> we all have work to do, especially me. my mom text me beforehand and said they will really hammer you . i feel like you've had a tough week. what you're going to do. we all make mistakes. at think you so much for joinin us and behave yourself. >> thanks, jesse. >> last night we had to explain why a washington post food critic tried canceling his pizz party. >> the very people who are now trying to threaten these pizzerias and be like you're going to

. >> and that was montana congressman matt rosendale with me earlier explaining why he is voting againstterim government spending bill that kevin mccarthy wants to bring to the floor on thursday, the hill is reporting 11 house republicans are no i planning to vote "no" on continuing resolution, lawmakers have until september 30, to avert a shut downer, scott perry member of the house oversight foreign affairs committee congressman thanks very much for being here mr. chairman i want to get your take what freedom caucus wants how significant this continuing resolution is from your standpoint? >> well, thank you, maria good morning. the freedom caucus requests have been obvious since january we want to drive the cost of government spending down, we feel like this government is way too big unaffordable, and many cases, weaponized against the very people, that have to pay for it. that all having been said, this is not a continuing resolution, in the classic sense because the continuing resolution in that sense does exactly what it portends it continues the policy it continues the spending. th

rosendale had been disposed of. pursuant to clause 6 of rule 18, proceedings now will resume on those amendments printed in part a of house report 118-216 on which further proceedings were postponed in the following order. amendment 34 by ms. houlahan of pennsylvania. amendment 149 by mr. biggs of arizona. amendment number 151. number 152. amendment number 153. amendment number 155. amendment 156 by mr. connolly of virginia. amendment 160 of mr. gaetz of florida. amendment 161 by mr. gaetz of florida. amendment 166 of ms. jayapal from washington. amendment number 175 of mr. roy of texas. the chair will reduce to two minutes the minimum time for every electronic vote in this series. the unfinished business is the request for a recorded vote on amendment number 34 printed in part a of house report 118-216 by the gentlewoman from pennsylvania, ms. houlahan, on which further proceedings were postponed and on which the noes prevailed by voice vote. the clerk will redisnate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number 34 pr

five house republicans leaning toward voting against this bill, joy to be montana congressman that rosendaleinst a continuing resolution, thank you very much for being here this morning what is wrong with the cr. >> the same thing wrong with any cr and extends her current spending levels with the same policies these are spending levels that nancy pelosi established and policies in joe biden established i voted against him for the last two years why in the world would i vote for now i made it clear two months ago, here on this program with you that i would not support a continuing resolution we were told back in january it is a new day in america and speaker mccarthy was going to finally help us to deliver the 12 appropriation bills to properly, responsibly and transparently fund government and there's no reason that we can't do that now except they want to have additional spending and there that i was not sent here to washington to perp perpetuate. maria: why are they appropriation bills done at this point number one in your willing to go to the mat to accept the government shutdown? >> why

matt gaetz, matt rosendale, eli crane, if you want to go over here, lauren boebert as well. all of them refuse to street for mccarthy not just for the first 14 votes for speaker, also voted present on the 15th vote. that underscored what was going to happen nine months later. >> thank you. joining us republican congressman from new york mike waller. congressman, so appreciate you being with us on day like today. i want to step back for a moment and let you and everyone listen to real froeks from across the country. this is 2019 as the shutdown was going on and on. here is how it impacted them. >> i have enough for one more mortgage payment and i got to go to car max tomorrow and sell my car. >> when we hear things like this shutdown could go on for months or years, we don't have months or years. we have creditors. we have medical bills. we have mortgages. we have rent. >> i don't think that we should be held captive like our paychecks should be held captive just because of something that they need to, like, brawl out. >> can you guarantee that those people and your constitue

i don't think matt rosendale has a shot. tim sheehy the navy seal emerging out there.e mike rogers in michigan. if anyone has a legitimate chance to win in michigan as a republican. it's mike rogers. >> lawrence: great interview yesterday brian former intel guy in the house. i thought he had left politics. >> steve: he did for a while. >> lawrence: he comes back on the scene whment our national security is at risk. he has a real shot in michigan. >> ainsley: michigan has already decided the abortion issue that hurt tudor dixon no exceptions unless it's going to harm the mother. a lot of women did not like that. now the issue is they have already voted on that in the state. that won't be an issue. now it's economy, economy, economy. you learned that yesterday in your interview. >> brian: yeah. and real quirks i think the key with abortion with republicans if they want to know how to message it correctly, i think when the baby feels pain. i would love to see a democrat come back and go so what? >> steve: i'm sure it's going to be a big topic tomorrow night on the fox bus

rosendale and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from montana. mr. rose: i rise to support my amendment. my amendment would reduce the agricultural rural development and food and drug administration appropriation act by $717 million in order to get the total ■spendingofall bills back to the fiscal 2022 levels. in fiscal year 2022, the fiscal year appropriations were about $24 billion. i believe that the agencies and programs includeed in this bill were able to operate effectively enough at those levels. in order to get the spending under control, federal agencies must operate at the same levels or at the very left receive modest increases. on april 26, 2023, house republicans passed the limit, save and grow act and took the first step forward to financial stability. and speaker mccarthy passed a debt ceiling bill eliminating the work done and passed under the limit, save and grow act. the american people are tired of the d.c. cartel and running our tab while our constituents are struggling. from 19

congressman matt rosendale tweeted over the weekend tweeting that this was a continuation of nancy pelosi's policies and joe biden's budget. you also had congressman matt gaetz come out and threatened to vote against this bill and he's adding even one more factor to the mix. he says in addition to voting against it, if mccarthy were to vote against the democrats he would move mccarthy from his leadership position and that complicates things all around and the fact of the matter is even if republicans are able to get the stopgap measure through the house this week, it is certainly dead on arrival in the senate where a lot of democrats are not supportive of these immigration policies and kelly, that means with less than two weeks out, we still don't have a solution for funding the government before september 30th. >> and that's where we'll leave it, at a crossroads we've seen many times and we'll see where the events take us. emily wilkins. >>> still to come, bond yields on the rise with the bond yield reaching fresh 16-year highs and why that's bad news for stocks ahead of wednesday's fed me

that it comes out now in the very week that we return to washington, d.c., said republican matt rosendale"politico." where does that leave speaker mccarthy and where does it leave the impeachment inquiry. after all, support for it isn't universal, among the gop conference, at least not yet. but most importantly, with ten working days left to fund the government or at the very least pass a continuing resolution, what exactly is the house doing, and under speaker mccarthy, what can they get done? joining us now is nbc news senior capitol hill correspondent garrett haake and punch bowl news cofounder and msnbc political contributor, jake sherman. i know there's so much talk about impeachment today, and it does obviously dove tail into this discussion about funding, but there are ten days left to keep the government lights on and by the sound of what we're hearing from some people in the republican conference, garrett, it doesn't sound like there's a lot of urgency to keep them on. >> no, there's not, katy. i think your analysis there is spot on. but look, this funding bill that was going to

he makes these threats every single week and so does dan bishop and so does matt rosendale, and they never follow through with it. they don't need democrats. we're not going to save kevin mccarthy. again, we're on the side of competence. but this all makes me very nervous for our democracy, as we go into this upcoming election, to see so much chaos on their side. because democracy is on life support right now. and it just needs to live long enough to live forever. and if we can't get through this upcoming election, we're going to be in a place that america's never been before. and it's playing out right now with the chaos under speaker mccarthy. >> do you think kevin mccarthy will be able to keep his position, his speakership? >> well, if he's going to, again, bring forward a bill that will lift america's, you know, debt ceiling and pay our bills, as he did with the majority of democratic votes and bring forward a bill that will prevent a shutdown, democrats will work with him. but if he's just going to allow his conference to act as a law firm on behalf of donald trump, then, no. it

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. >> reporter: some conservatives like montana's matt rosendale and marjorie taylor greene of georgia hard no, and she characterized money for ukraine as, quote, blood money. the white house says the gop is not adhering to the terms of the deal on the debt ceiling from the last spring. >> a deal is a deal. it is up to them to keep the government open. this is something they can do. they know how to fix this, and it is the an extreme, extreme part of the republican party that is holding this, holding this because they want to ram through extreme policies that's going to hurt the american people. >> reporter: the government runs out of money sunday morning. it's believed the senate could try to move an emergency bill by the weekend with bipartisan support, but conservatives may not play. >> i am shocked that all of the discussion about deadlines and never about dollars, that is not the best way to run a railroad are. it's certainly not the best way to the, you know, run congress. so i'm hopeful we can get some reform as we move this forward too. >> mccarthy could echo the senate with a

and whether it's matt rosendale or tim sheehy, they really feel like they have got a great shot. >> stevephone there with your big crowd. >> lawrence: it's the thing that we do on tv. you just got to roll with it sometimes. >> steve: we do. it's live tv. good job. we will be checking back in with you in 15 minutes. >> brian: 13 baltimore stores and not a single student tested proficient in math. not one. the sobering reality of education in america. >> steve: plus, 10,000, how many migrants were encountered in a single day at our southern border. we will talk to the wife of a border agent in texas. how she hopes to fix the crisis in congress. ♪ tide is busting laundry's biggest myth... that cold water can't clean. cold water, on those stains? ♪ cold water can't clean tough stains? i'd say that myth is busted. turn to cold, with tide. what did we do before viasat satellite internet? well... we borrowed. we borrowed the internet. but that was before viasat came out with all their new plans. yup. lots of internet now. plenty for everyone. learn more about our plans at viasat.com ♪ >> ainsley

role with chip roy and the speaker and put cr and it failed because norman, andy biggs, bishop, rosendalegood enough, thatten moos government shutdown will happen and republicans get blamed. what were they thinking? >> key thing is there is still a deal to be had. kevin hern of oklahoma late yesterday created a wonderful opportunity for us to move forward, cut spending and nail down border security and defund one or two components of the ridiculous department of justice. if members can focus on that, there are dealings to be had. heritage foundation would not lose sleep over the government being shut down. government is too big. we will never, our side will never win the messaging war on government shutdown. in my lifetime, that never happened. we need to strike this deal, make conservative deal to get 218 votes and live to fight early 2024 about really good concerns that good members of congress have, that is what we need to focus on today. >> brian: they are talking about moderates teaming up. don't people understand there is a play after their play if your secondary deal doesn't happen

matt rosendale told them nighttime voting for a c.r.here is in washington. if you're there negotiating, knowing you're not getting everything you want, you have to get something to the senate. do they know that their majority is in the balance here? >> well, look. these guys are friends of mine and, look, they are principled trying to move it as far as they can to cut spending. the american people agree with us on that. in my view, we have to send a strong message to the senate to negotiating. we also have to get to 218 votes to try to get the biggest win we can. for me, getting significant cuts and border security like h.r. 2 would be a monumental win. yesterday some progress was made. we spent the last two days sitting in the boughs of the capitol with whiteboards and looking up numbers. we made a lot of progress getting an agreement. i hope we will get to 218. i don't know that we are there yet. we need to send something to the senate because it is very clear democrats have no interest in making changes if we don't force them. it's o

your fellow montana representative is against matt rosendale. >> what are the objectives?e. how we did that we did it by appropriation bills. if these guys. >> brian: you didn't do it? >> if these guys don't vote for national homeland security. what does it look like? looks like 32 feet tall and about 1,000 miles long. empower the border patrol, ice, to do their job. if you don't vote for this, i don't know what you came to town for. >> brian: you saw enough in the continuing resolution to get us to october 31st you would sign on to it. >> i'm still looking at it. it was just dropped to us 170 pages. we have 72 hours to review it. i certainly sympathize. i don't like continuing resolutions either. we should get the appropriations bill done. what is paired with this is our restore the border legislation. it would restore the wall it. weeks pansd customs and border patrol. it would end the crazy asylum and it would end policies of biden and end catch and release. we need that. the country needs that. that's partnered with it. i will take a hard look at it. >> brian: i'm so h

. >> brian: matt rosendale is known in montana into too.entially congratulations to mitch mcconnell and the party bosses on getting their chosen candidate. enough to washington has two candidates tim sheehy and jon tester. that's a shot across your bough. are you mitch mcconnell's candidate? >> absolutely not. but, you know, that's been matt's narrative. difference between outsider and insider that nobody likes. he is an insider nobody likes running for third term in congress and has been a career politician. 8 offices in 13 years. i'm actually an outsider, combat veteran five deployments my wife is a combat marine. i'm running because i care about the future of this nation. about my children's future. and i realize that the problems we need to solve have to be solved by a new generation of leaders. >> brian: you are a new generation and we're seeing it almost everybody in congress is over 08. so it would be good to be able to turn the page. thanks so much. tim, great to see you. thanks for your service, too. >> for america's future tim she

rosendale of montana. the chair will reduce to two minutes the time for any electronic vote in this series. the unfinished business is the request for recorded vote of h.r. 66 printed in part b of house report 118-216, on which further proceedings were postponed, on which the ayes preentrailed voice vote. the clerk: amendment number 66 printed in part b of house report 118-216, offered by mr. norman of south carolina. the chair: a recorded vote -- a recorded vote has been requested. those in support of the recorded vote will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having risen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this will be a two-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the chair: on this vo

one of the holdouts, montana congressman, matt rosendale, walked up behind him, i followed him along with other reporters. he said he will never, no matter what the circumstance, support a cr, sure term government funding bill to keep the government open, that they are going to pass because they just don't have time for the alternative seven days away. take a listen to my interaction with speaker mccarthy earlier when i asked him if the pressure that former president trump is putting to get these holdouts to keep strong and essentially shut the government down is hurting him. watch. >> look, i don't think anybody wins by government shutdown. i just don't. i don't understand the few people here who are without. -- why does the coast guard have to -- why do they have to not be paid, if somebody wants to do something. >> you heard him there reacting, i, mean he's been saying the same thing all along. he does sound frustrated. in fact, just now, my colleague, rebecca kaplan, who is still down there in this ongoing press conference from those republicans, from these allies, they're callin

and otherd pc dedicated public servants like eli crane, matt gaetz, andy ogles, andy biggs, matt rosendale, we are here in washington, d.ce rosend., dog the real work to avoid a government shutdown. yeahk void, it does seem trivian you stack it against the bribery. >> that's justjacket across th h congress. i totally understand that. and you seem contrite and i respect that and want to prior anything like that. who's the guy? you guys still for us? so, of course, i hope that we stay friends for a long time., h but he and i, we have a peacefully parted ways.nice a very, very nice man. and right now, all future dates have been canceled with him and everyone else. so i've got work to do, jesse. all right. yeah, we all have work to do, my mespecially me. my mom texted me beforehand and she said they really hammer you. i feel like you've had a tough week. so, you know, what are we going ato? you' tough we all make mistakes. lauren, thank you so much for joining us. havemuch for a great weekend ae yourself. thanks, jesse. >> last night we had barstool sports founder dave portnoy on to explain wh

you know, people like matt rosendale who's running for senate and trying to be the more, you know, outrageousshop who's running for attorney general down in north carolina, so this is what you have. you have people who were just trying to get more clicks and really aren't running -- you know, trying to get something done. so you know, i think they do need to keep putting things out there in order to force these guys to say, hey, you're going to hurt our military. you're hurting the american people. >> we're going to go back into that hearing room before the judiciary committee. thank you both so much. the testimony of merrick garland continues. let's listen in. >> search for evidence. >> it totally depends on the circumstance. >> if the circumstance were that you had a guesthouse where the u.s. attorney, deputy u.s. attorney's saying, well, we know that there's -- we suspect there's a lot of evidence there, but we're not going to really follow that. we're going to -- and calls the attorney from the other side saying we're going to do a search warrant, would that be consistent with your policy

rosendale of montana. the chair: the gentleman from montana and a member opposed each will control five minutes. mr. rose: my amendment would prohibit funds tore prohibit memo prohibiting work force. with the stroke of a ep pen secretary interior i.c.e. agents to fight. there are 16.8 illegal aliens and 65% of the illegal aliens are employed. business owners and ranchers in montana work hard to ensure they are in compliance and this memo punishes businesses who refuse to hire illegal aliens. americans shouldn't compete in the labor market and keeping good paying jobs away from american citizens. president biden and secretary mayorkas enforce our nation laws is a clear dereliction of duty and presents a risk to our country's national security. my amendment would allow i.c.e. agents to do their jobs enforcing imdpraition law. under president trump work force enforcement operations were common practice making it clear to illegal aliens that there would be consequenceses for breaking the law of all businesses

rosendale for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chair. appreciate that. ms. cole for as i sit here and listen to all of this as much as you try to deny it what i see and what i read and the reality is a blm trying to expand its powers and attempt to expand your powers. the fact that no hearings have been held in the areas where the impact of land is located demonstrates quite frankly the complete disregard that the agency has for the opinion of the people that will be impacted by this and holding a hearing in an intensely urban area instead of out in the field with the people that will be impacted the people managing those lands now nowhere near that is an insult quite frankly. montana delegation also sent a letter to the department of the interior and to blm trying to obtain a hearing to be held in the areas that were going to be impacted and again nothing. we set that back on may 11. this rule completely contradicts the taylor grazing act and it does contradict and the supreme court has recently ruled in agency overreached west virginia versus the epa and n