i think it's funny chip roy would say that. he said something like oh, aim so surprised that -- never been done before in history. well, wasn't he a part of that crew that took so long to elect mccarthy in the first place? i think it's just -- switch off from being sad and mad about what's going on. quite frankly it's embarrassing. the republicans can't even do the basic forms of governing. i'm also just relieved last caller was that jim jordan seemed seems to not be succeeding. he seems to be doing worse than everybody else. thank you so much for taking my call. host: independent line from north carolina, charles. caller: hello. how are you? host: well, go ahead. caller: you had a guest on this morning, mr. gimenez, representative, saying it was what congress wanted. we need to understand our congress are elected officials to go with the constituents not parties. so the thing right now is i believe congress is about voting on party lines. it may not be something you don't like. it might have been somebody you voted for. it's t

roy: however long it takes. reporter: do you think people not supporting him will be willing to budge? mr. roy: every one of us has a vet, you have to answer to your constituents for your vote. if my the clerk will designate the amendments are comfortable with their vote. >> you told us you want to hear people about why they're against him. mr. roy: i've had many conversations with my colleagues. but again they got to explain what the motivations are here. i think, you know, motivations of, you know, whatever, past recriminations, issues looking backwards, i don't think that sells well. the question is how do we go forward? mr. jordan is receiving the vast majority of the republican votes. basically around the same that kevin was getting at the low point of his numbers. 198 -- 199 compared to 200. reporter: what do you do if holdouts are unwilling to change? mr. roy: we keep moving forward. reporter: what do you make of appropriators not voting for him? mr. roy: i can tell you there's a lot of support for jim jo

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roy in chester, virginia. independent. hi, roy. caller: yes. this is roy, independent voter from the state of virginia. i have given them a recommendation. i've given them five people that democrats would come over and help. those five people are, conservative, reagan conservative republicans, michael mccaul, from texas. ken buck from colorado. kelly armstrong from north dakota. mike gallagher from wisconsin. any of those -- and mike turner of ohio. any of those that they would put on the floor for nomination, the 212 democrats would come over and help support them. because they are -- they're not maga republicans. they are conservative republicans. host: all right, roy. let's listen to ralph norman talking to reporters on capitol hill. mr. norman: we have got to decide who we want as speaker. he's the designee now. for however long it takes. at the end they have day jim jordan will have to decide that. he has to decide what he wants to do. reporter: if he supports this, would that change your mind? mr. norman: no, whether he supports it or not

roy: there are two parts to the story. one is china for china. a chinese opportunity of chinese consumers that have specific demand in chinese people that need health care. for those, we trade the chinese market for the chinese demand. then there is global demand and we are regional lysing as -- regionalizing as well. to make sure that we can serve closer to the markets. the same we have in europe. closer to end consumers and customers is a trend we are catering for and we are setting ourselves up for success. you saw with improved supply chain delivery the actions we are taking on supply chain are having effect. that does not mean we can also play successfully in china for the future. kriti: it is fascinating to have you say that and have you talk about your confidence in the region. when i think globally a lot of people are questioning just how strong the chinese consumer will be in five years time. i would like to pivot and talk about the anti-growth campaign in china. what is the readthrough into philips bottom line? roy: what you saw happeni

roy: you'd have to ask him. to me jim is standing up to the house and saying we need to change the house. getting people to understand how you approach thins, awe howe you approach the spending process, how you approach ukraine fund, how you approach the border. explaining those things make sense but making a deal, no. reporter: is it insurmountable? mr. roy: it's not insurmountable. reporter: how many rounds should he go before you find a different nominee? mr. roy: i would go for a while to go through the process. we have debates, it's fairly open, we are trying to make changes in the conference to see if we can go through some cycles thresm conference said they didn't want to do that. so now here we are. we'll see how it goes. there's a lot of people there that if i'd asked you two years ago, four years ago this person would vote for jim jordan for speaker, you'd say i'm not sure about that. jim has done a lot of work uniting the conference. we're a pretty united conference on most of the issues. we have to w

roy: set back. i don't like hard lines in the sand. we have to work together as people. reporter: do you think there will be serious conference to get to 217 snm. mr. roy: what else are we going to do? no votes, not today. i don't think that will be a good idea. reporter: should there be a new speaker? [indiscernible] mr. roy: i will say that going down the road the status quo -- [indiscernible] >> virginia republican coman bob good is not supporting congressman scalise and he said i voted for jim jordan and voted for us to stay in conference until someone gets the require support of 217. no one received 221. i am still supporting jim jordan. up next, president biden talks about support of israel before a group of jewish community leaders. second gentleman doug emhoff he and if the vice president are outraged at these horrific terrorist attacks. >> thank you so much for joining us today. let me say that the vice president and i are outraged on israel's attacks. we are outraged and broken hearts we are sending our love, our strength and our unwavering support to the peopl

we couldn't have done it without le roy's amazing legal team. this is primarily as a result of an injustice that happened to le roy. you know, i stood by him to advocate for him and many veterans just like le roy. this has never been just about le roy, but the injustice of life after war and making sure that, you know, states don't just get to say that they're sovereign because they're the state. so it's overwhelming. we're so grateful. again, we couldn't do it without this amazing team that i know le roy is going to talk about here in a minute. but we're just grateful to god that we're here today at this moment with this decision. >> yeah. let me make it clear. this is a wonderful day and a wonderful decision. but those heartless bastards that made this long, long struggle necessary should never sleep soundly again for the rest of their lives. 100%. you're not saying that, but i'm saying that le roy stars and stripes quote, as citizens soldiers we deserve to keep our professions when we return from serving our nation. we should not have to bear

here's a great patriot chip at roy.ates on the say-so of fauci collapse their entire. put small businesses out of work. because people who were living paycheck to paycheck to lose their jobs. to lose their homes. decided warehouse stores should stay open but churches and synagogues and mosques should be close but decided abortion clinic should be open but gun stores should be closed. and everybody is to wear a mask inside, outside, small-group, no group under the penalty in some states of being arrested. it was a righteous cause to destroy your lifestyle. to impoverish your self and other people did not do exactly the same thing. media show after media show after media show got the special scarlet letter in the condemnation. here were tongue but a federal government that larson will go untouched state governments county governments and local governments largely unaffected. and this guy is going to fall if we take a three day weekend or this guy is going to fall if we take a christmas vacation with the federal government

that left chip roy kind. of speechless. that plan would have allowed more time needed e for the appropriations bills to be passed. and thede second option actually had a 30% cuta in discretionary30 spending.incd and included, by the way,ican the republican party's border bill, h.r. par two. that would have been a great alternative. that, again, wouldgrt altern hao resulted in the full 12 appropriations bills having been ations b on and hopefully passe so today, the question wpassede all was the nuclear option needed? was it worth it? e nuclea well, i can tell you right now, i don't know. time will certainly tell whether this is a good move or a bad move, but one realitypubl will not change. republicans have a minusculeican majority, whoever the speaker is, and it is made u spepakers, of despair. left groups ranging from moderate left to freedom caucus, cons. vativeof now, gates says that he was ripping the band-aid off the status quo in the washington swamp. but the house oversight committee chairman, jim jordan le swamp ,h

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roy: i don't talk about having private meetings. [indiscernible] mr. roy: i was very open minded to unite and late friday out of respect and kevin heroin was talking about it and he didn't. and what happened last night/this morning, it for me set us back. >> is it permanent for you? mr. roy: set back. i don't like hard lines in the sand. we have to work together as people. reporter: do you think there will be serious conference to get to 217 snm. mr. roy: what else are we going to do? no votes, not today. i don't think that will be a good idea. reporter: should there be a

many around the world have come to roy's defense, condemning her targeting as an attempt to silence roy and others who are critical of far-right indian prime minister narendra modi. roy recently attended a protest in new delhi in response to the coordinated police raids on the homes and offices of dozens of prominent indian journalists. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i am amy goodman joined by nermeen shaikh. nermeen: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. the international red cross has issued a dire warning about the humanitarian catastrophe in gaza saying, "hospitals are going to be turned into graveyards." israel is continuing its devastating bombing campaign while blocking all food, water, and fuel from entering the besieged territory. and israeli ground invasion appears imminent. gaza's only power plant has stopped operating due to a lack of fuel. according to the united nations, all of gaza's 13 hospitals are only partially operational due to a lac

we saw rory michael roy leading — it was worth it.chael roy leading the celebrations. - it was worth it. we saw rory michael roy leading the celebrations. he - it was worth it. we saw rory michael| roy leading the celebrations. he was obviously very emotional yesterday. how much of a figurehead is he for the team now? he how much of a figurehead is he for the team now?— how much of a figurehead is he for the team now? . , , , ., the team now? he has been very vocal in uolf in the team now? he has been very vocal in golf in the — the team now? he has been very vocal in golf in the last _ the team now? he has been very vocal in golf in the last couple _ the team now? he has been very vocal in golf in the last couple of _ the team now? he has been very vocal in golf in the last couple of years, - in golf in the last couple of years, but to be honest, in the ryder cup, i wanted his clubs to do the talking. we saw the emotion two years ago when we lost, and what that meant to him. this was about a little bit of redemption.— little bit of r

that left chip roy kind of speechless.hat plan would've allowed more time needed for the appropriations bills to be passed and the second option ha a 30 percent cuts in discretionary spending and included by the way the republican party's border bill hr to which would have been a great alternative, that again would've also resulted in the full 12 appropriations bills having been voted on and hopefully passed. today the question we all have was the nuclear option needed? was it worth it? i can tell you right now i don' know. time will certainly tell whethe this is a good move or a bad move, when reality will not change, republicans have a minuscule majority, who ever this speaker is, and it's made up of disparaged groups ranging moderate left of freedom caucus conservative. gaetz says he was ripping the band-aid off the status quo in the washington swamp, but the oversight committee jim jordan had a different take. let's hear him. >> and henry third we said the hump home 118 conference is about free things, pass the bills t

so it's an honor to have you with us, rapper roy. next with ken marcus was found and chairman of the louis d. brandeis center for human rights under law. also a distinguished senior fellow at the center for liberty and life george mason university law school. and formerly, i'm going get this right, sorry, there's just a title sirica formally use assistant secretary of education for civil rights among other tremendous accomplishments. and last with dr. charles asher small ascher small founder president of the institute for the study of global antisemitism and policy and director of the most visited fellowship training program for critical contemporary anti-semitism studies at cambridge. also a prolific author and writer. wonderful to have you with us, gentlemen. i'm going to start by just running a little bit where we are today. i think for jews all around the world right now we are in a state of shock and horror pic on october seventh, while jews in israel celebrated the holiday, hamas infiltrated the jewish communities in southern i

chip roy what is your take on this? >> first about we are praying for the people of israel. this is an absolute disaster for the people of israel in terms of the attack on these great people are allies and our friends. we stand, i stand totally stand behind the people of israel unequivocally. there used to be a united strong message from people of this country we are going to fully back israel and they should use all of the force needed to stop what is happened. the videos and the pictures that i have had sent to me from the sources inside of israel make the stuff you all are showing on fox and we are seeing broadcast look like child's play. it is an absolute abomination. but we are seeing is savagery. what we are seeing as direct attacks on civilians. prime minister netanyahu is one 100% correct to say he is going to take, build, gaza strip down to rubble work hamas is using it to hide behind siblings is 1% correct to be very clear i am sick and tired of watching democrats try to cover up for their complicity but is this democratic ministration the biden administration by d

roy is a jordan supporter who said he opposed a quick floor vote. he wouldn't back scalese if the vote occurred the same day. let's take a look at what he had to say. [video clip] >> we have a lot of work to do. we see how dangerous it is and how it can change so quickly. we want to make sure we are sending a message that the house is open and doing the peoples business. making sure that we are standing in our first resolution that we pass under speaker steve scalise would make it clear that we stand under israel. obviously, there is a lot more work to do. the conversations we have been having with my colleagues over the last few days leading up to this show that there is a resolve that we need to get back to work. if there is a lot of business to take care of. -- there is a lot of business to take care of. host: that is current majority leader steve scalise. we will go straight to the calls. willie is first. annapolis, maryland. democrat. caller: i hope they resolve this. i do not think the american people can afford a potential of a shutdown. i th

chip roy what is your take on this? >> first about we are praying for the people of israel.absolute disaster for the people of israel in terms of the attack on these great people are allies and our friends. we stand, i stand totally stand behind the people of israel unequivocally. there used to be a united strong message from people of this country we are going to fully back israel and they should use all of the force needed to stop what is happened. the videos and the pictures that i have had sent to me from the sources inside of israel make the stuff you all are showing on fox and we are seeing broadcast look like child's play. it is an absolute abomination. but we are seeing is savagery. what we are seeing as direct attacks on civilians. prime minister netanyahu is one 100% correct to say he is going to take, build, gaza strip down to rubble work hamas is using it to hide behind siblings is 1% correct to be very clear i am sick and tired of watching democrats try to cover up for their complicity but is this democratic ministration the biden administration by democratic co

trump learned from his mentor, the lawyer and fixer roy cohn, how to walk up to the line of illegality without crossing it. he has got incredible balls, mr. pratt says. trump says, would you go and tell that guy over there to steal from me? and so he can say, i never told the guy to steal. and things like that is how trump gets away with it. crowds attempts to curry favor with trump were first reported earlier this month, with the details that trump revealed secrets about americas submarine fleet to the australian billionaire. according to protests count, as described by the sources, pratt told trump that he believed australia should start buying its submarines from the united states. to which unexpected trump, leaning toward pratt, as it to be discreet, then told pratt to pieces of information about u.s. submarines. the supposed exact number of nuclear warheads they routinely carry, and exactly how close they supposedly can get to a russian submarine without being detected. trump is denying these reports on social media and calling anthony pratt a, quote, red haired weirdo from austra

chip roy and thomas massie, we all want to get to the same place. all want to have less spending, returned to the budget process that has been long, and i hold no ill will towards them if they make a different tactical choice then i have made. or if my friends who i agree with on almost everything, mr. roy and perry and massey, want to own kevin mccarthy, that can be their choice and they can make whatever choice they would like. >> you have threatened that if you fail, you will continue to -- >> that question has already been asked. >> do you believe your fellow republicans who voted in favor of kevin mccarthy should receive primary challenges? >> some of them, but certainly not all of them. there will be a number of great conservatives and friends of mine who vote with speaker mccarthy. i do not have confidence with him anymore and a requisite number of republicans have lost confidence that the only way he will stay in power is by working with democrats. >> go ahead, ma'am. >> you are saying that you do not trust him and a number of democrats righ

talking about his idea to nominate donalds, roy told vanity fair, democrats play the race card everyso i didn't mind shoving it down their throats. meaning despite donalds' vigorous denials on this program, chip roy really did nominate him just because he was black. donalds is in his second term in congress, pointed out by alexandria ocasio-cortez to my friend mehdi hasan. >> he's only served one term in the u.s. house of representatives. the last thing he did in the oversight committee was attempt to submit falsified evidence to an impeachment hearing. i think it helps to have some real experience in one of the most complex legislative bodies in the world before you try to run it. >> joining me now is sahil kapur, nbc news senior national reporter, and david jolly, msnbc political analyst, and apparently, my understanding, sahil, is even as i just spoke, the number of people on the survivor island has already dropped by one. please tell us what's going on. >> reporter: that's exactly right. we're less than an hour into this candidate forum that house republicans are holding to nomin

and, you know, chip roy right here, right out of the box, msnbc.shi guests say no one's speaking to israel's inhumane treatment of palestinians after the hamas attack. i don't know. israelis doing to palestinians what's being done to the israeli jews right now. mark what i saw in terms of the blatant attack on idf forces where they killed members of the idf in their sleep and their sleeping quarters pulling jewish citizens out of their cars, shooting them in their cars, trampling their bodies, dragging their bodies in the streets. what we're seeing is an absolute abhorrent scene. and again, i want to go back to consequences. this administration has chosen policies that have directly led to this. we are seeing policies , whether it's the iranian oil, whether it's the drones that we know that iran is providing to russia, that we're allowing iran to make tons of money from our most hostile enemies, because this administration does nothing about it. we provided direct funding, funding to the palestinian authority through the united nations, through unw

roi was killed in the attack, buried this week with the jersey of the team he adored. >> we loved himwe still love him. >> reporter: ohad's birthday marked with balloons across israel and at events around the world like this in london ♪ happy birthday dear ohad ♪ family and friends sending balloons skywards, hoping that just maybe a little boy in gaza might see them and know that he is loved raf sanchez, nbc news, metzer, israel >> and that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night [deep exhale] [deep exhale] [trumpet music plays] 579 breaths to show 'em your stuff. every breath matters. don't like rsv take your breath away. protect yourself from rsv... ...with abrysvo, pfizer's rsv vaccine. abrysvo is a vaccine for the prevention of lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious if you are 60 or older. having asthma, copd, diabetes, or heart disease puts you at even higher risk. abrysvo is not for everyone and may not protect all who receive the vacci

minute 22 zakipour from roy topo's free kick entered almal's goal. opportunity to score. the sepanis are happy. the opponent also planted a ball in the middle of the field to start again. but he got an offside error and the goal was disallowed. flowers are not accepted! in the 32nd minute, rezaeiyan managed to score the first goal of the game from the corner point with the mistake of the goalkeeper, they scored the first goal of the game against sepano. mir ahmadov's goal was scored in the 36th minute by the players of almaleq. at the beginning of the second half, in the 49th minute , it was ramin rezaiyan who scored sepahan's goal this time with a shot. a station with a beautiful goal gave sepahan a two-one lead, he hits the goal and in the goal, a great goal for sepahan, alalik's emotional attack. after receiving the goal , he didn't go anywhere. in the fifth minute, sepahan scored another goal, this time wecham rejected the referee for offside. and the goal and salem declared three almal, this time in favor of sepahan asadi, in the 65th minute, he was able to score two

reena roy, abc news, lewiston, maine. >> you heard that number that reena just gave. and also i should say this year it marks the 36th mass killing at least 190 people have died, according to the database maintained by the associated press and usa today. so joining us live now to talk about it all, john donahue, stanford law professor, steadying the impact of guns and gun safety regulation and research fellow of the national bureau of economic research. professor donahue, thanks for your time. >> good to be with you. >> we just heard about his whole background. the suspect is an army reservist who lived in that area. law enforcement officials say he made statements about hearing voices and wanting to hurt fellow soldiers while serving at a military base this summer. so many questions, but i wonder, when you look at all these particulars here, what could have been done to prevent this madness and tragedy? >> well, of course, many years ago back way back in 2004, the federal assault weapon ban was allowed to lapse when then george w bush broke his promise to retain that

roi was killed in the attack, buried this week with the jersey of the team he adored. >> we loved himwe still love him. >> reporter: ohad's birthday marked with balloons across israel and at events around the world like this in london ♪ happy birthday dear ohad ♪ family and friends sending balloons skywards, hoping that just maybe a little boy in gaza might see them and know that he is loved raf sanchez, nbc news, metzer, israel >> and that's "nightly news" for this monday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night [cheering and appla] ♪♪[ music ]♪♪ cause i had enough. >> you were there by my side, always ♪ >> you probably think that i hold reisn'tment for you, but un-huh, oh, no, you're wrong. >> cause if it wasn't for all that you tried to do, i wouldn't know is how capable i am to pull through, so iowan nah say, thank you, cause it makes me that much stronger. >> makes me work a little bit harder, it makes me that much wiser. >> thanks for making me a fighter. >> how could this man i thought i knew turn out to be unies

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let's get to chip roy who voted for jim jordan on the first ballot.f reasoning, frustrations. i want to get to this part. the tactics that were used by jim jordan and his folks, the misinformation. what is going on? >> yeah, that's a lot of noise. be clear, i talked to people over the weekend. jim was focused on a mission of changing this town. he's working with his colleagues. we can't of course what outside groups and constituents say, a lot of support across america for jim jordan. he's one of the most popular republicans in the country. he polled in a poll today, 48 favorable to 15 unfavorable. compare that to speaker mccarthy or mitch mcconnell. jim jordan have very popular. here's the thing. i'm going to stick with jim as long as it takes. i'm not going anywhere. my message is we're going to change this town. i do not work for approapriator or the members of the arm services committee. i work for 750,000 texans that want to us change washington. that's my message to my colleagues. i love them. ly work with them. i work for my constituents. i'm g

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congressman roy, you have work to counter that rot. you have introduced legislation the united relations relief unif under accountability and transparency act. so, if you could tell us a bit about that and what inspired you to bring that legislation forward? who else you would like to see held accountable as we do face this tied this overwhelming tide of jew hatred? >> look has a lot gaza has a long history of supporting palestinians and anti- israeli policies and that funding going through un needs to stop. if i had to say one thing i'm happy to pressor for. we have introduced other bills to defend the united nations human rights council which is an absurd entity on its face but we keep doing it. you can walk out of this room with the one thing with the participation is why do we fund the very things that are destroying our country and undermining ourst freedom in international security? we fund all day long every day but if you want to know what's at the center of this fight over the speaker of the house? yes we need a speaker of the

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so it's an honor to have you with us, rapper roy. next with ken marcus was found and chairman of the louis d. brandeis center for human rights under law. also a distinguished senior fellow at the center for liberty and life george mason university law school. and formerly, i'm going get this right, sorry, there's just a title sirica formally use assistant secretary of education for civil rights among other tremendous accomplishments. and last with dr. charles asher small ascher small founder president of the institute for the study of global antisemitism and policy and director of the most visited fellowship training program for critical contemporary anti-semitism studies at cambridge. also a prolific author and writer. wonderful to have you with us, gentlemen. i'm going to start by just running a little bit where we are today. i think for jews all around the world right now we are in a state of shock and horror pic on october seventh, while jews in israel celebrated the holiday, hamas infiltrated the jewish communities in southern i

sweetie let's chip roy from house rules committee and scooted see you again and so we heard this newse could be an attempt for a third vote tonight for house speaker and is that troop. chip: he intended to go to third vote and remember that when 15 rounds back in january center going to bounce, there's been a lot of conversation with us several days i think tim intends to go to the floor tonight but i believe, as we speak is having some conversation with some of the holdouts and trying to see what my persuaded them and what they might want to see in order to try to build the coalition and so incredibly like you are, and i have a little mixed signals, but less thing i understand from team jordan was a expected joy to go to the floor tonight. liz: go do for tonight one of the holdouts want. chip: will it something emotional about, and withholding respect, there is a lot of friends in that group and you know when we were having our debates back in january, the speaker mccarthy with the reporting forward things that they thought would make the s2s minerals changes and things would open th