host: marge ry taylor greene is speaking to reporters. let's listen in. ms. greene: as some sort of short-term speaker i think that's the wrong thing to do. he wants to do that while he continues talking to people and finding a path. i completely disagree. i think that we should all be able to find a path in that room right there and that requires putting the egos down. it requires humanity. it requires the eight republicans that worked with democrats to put us here asking for forgiveness in the conference and people giving forgiveness and us moving forward. this is not a plan for a strong majority. reporter: will there with be a house speaker vote today? ms. greene: there's a resolution. reporter: what's wrong with giving mchenry more power to get back in business. ms. greene: i just stated all that it's just not right. reporter: do you have any confidence -- host: marge ry taylor greene telling reporters she's not in favor of the idea of giving speaker pro tem patrick mchenry powers to function as the speaker. guest: this is a sentiment we'll hear from a lo

should we allow mcheny --ry have that power. i was speaking to matt gaetz and i told him to sit down and sat down. i think the entire conference -- the whole country is screaming at matt gaetz. crazy eights led by matt gaetz. we have never been in this situation before. how you have 4% of your conference remove a speaker. this is why we are here. no plan afterwards. now we have israel at a war. questions whether the congress can act and questions where to select a new speaker. it is driven by one person for his own personal beliefs and animosity towards me and his concerns inside an ethics complaint. reporter: what is the support for the mchenry resolution and would you ask democrats to help you? mccarthy mccarthy they get into the legal minds. i don't question them. when i put mchenry's name down, it was my h belief that if something happened to me that mchenry could run the floor until we elected a new speaker. it was not my intention that they couldn't do anything. when the president decided on the state of the union who his

. >> now marge ry taylor greene of georgia introducing a resolution tosen sure representative rashida tlaib. asen sure carries no specific punishment over than rebuke on the house floor. the haas house has two legislative days to decide when to consider it. question of the privileges of the house. the clerk of the house: will the gentlewoman first yield back her one minute. ms. greene: yes. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does gentlewoman seek recognition? ms. greene: mr. speaker, pursuant to clause 2-a-1-of rule 9 i seek recognition to give notice of my intent to raise a question of the privileges of the house. the form of the resolution is as follows. a resolution censuring representative rashida tlaib for anti-semitic activity, sympathizing with terrorists organizations. and leading an insurrection at the united states capitol complex. whereas, in may, 2019, rashida tlaib said that she celebrated the holocaust and felt a calming feeling when thinking about the genocide of millions of jews. whereas in 2020 rashida tlaib retweeted an illustration with the caption, from the

dressing a cabinet session, ry also slamed the silence of some governments and international organizations in the face of israel's unprecedented crimes. he said supporting the oppress people of palestine is the unwavoring policy of the islamic republic. in earlier phone conversation. with his french counterpart manuel macron, ry said israel's actions against palestinians are reminiscent of the nazis behavior. ye added that the ongoing operation by resistance groups is a reaction to seven decades of killing, oppression and injustice towards palestinians. iran's for minister has strongly condemned israel's brutal attacks on the beside gaza strep, saying the regime's measures against palestinians amount to war crimes. osini of the lohyan was speaking in a phone call with his chinese counterpart wang. he said the regime is using banned munitions including phosphorus, bombs against gazans while cutting their access to water, electricity and fuel. iran's top diplomat added that israel is also destroying gaza's civilian structures and hospitals. he warned that the situation in the palestinian ter

it was in a parking lot, a confrontation between roar ry mcilroy and a caddie. all that coming up. >>> welcome back. two children under the age of 12 were among the five killed after a semi-truck carrying pneumonia overturned in springfield illinois friday night. officials say it was carrying about 7,500 gallons of ammonia. early estimates say more than half of the toxic substance was released. about 500 residents in eppingham county were evacuated and are now told it is safe to return home. the ntsb and illinois state police are investigating the accident. >>> a former federal prosecutor has been arrested in connection with a stabbing attack on a florida interstate. florida highway patrol charged 38-year-old patrick scruggs can stabbing an incapacitated driver tuesday in tampa, and we're learning a witness caught all of it on camera. isobel rosales joins me with the details. it's going to tough to dispute the video? >> reporter: it's just a bizarre situation. this all happened on tuesday according to sergeant steve gaskins with the highway patrol. there was a d

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in a case like cromartie2, one in which the plaintiffs had meager direct idence of a racial jer hi ry mander and nde to rely on evidence of foregone alternativy maps of that kind -- >> all we were saying there, mro other evidence you needed some idce. so that is not this case. cromatie2 was making specific point. look at this cas there's none of this kind of evidence. none of that kind of evidence. none of the other kind of evidence. so my gosh. tt case you needed a map. but this is case by case, all we were saying is that when you have no othe evidence you better present mm but that's not to say that the'snything like an alternative map reirent. if you make yourassome other way, that's goodnoh. and here, the court found again on a clear error standard that the plaintiffs made their case some other way. >> even if that's the correct reading of cooper, jusce kagen, there were other legal errors in how the panel conducted its analysis. >> mr. gore, i thought your argument was that at least as a practical matter, in a case i which there is no direct evidence or vtually no direct eviden t

ry in a phone call with his assyrian counterpart. said that israel has violated all international treaties by cutting off. food, water, electricity and medicine supplies to gaza, accusing the regime of double standards on human rights. he noted the anti-israeli operation has proven that no new order is possible in the region if the rights of the palestinians are ignored. president assad, for his part said that all arab and muslim states must show their unity and support of the oppressed palestinian people. otherwise, he added, israel will commit more crimes. iran's foreign minister says operation alacsa flood is a quote spontaneous palestinian action in response to the continuing crimes of israel against the palestinians and repeated attacks on alassa mosk. am abdullah was meeting with iraq's national security advisor qasim al arje in baghdad. he said what israel is doing in gaza is a clear example of war crimes and if it's not stop now it can affect the entire region. the iraning foren minister said the whole world is watching the us provide israel with. more weapons as the regime keeps k

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ry large amount of political evidence. whether the discourt chose to credit it or and instead it'sll resting on circumstantial evidence. circumstantial evidence to determine e held as recently as in allen last year is something that is peculiarly in the province of the states in drawing the distrts i'm not saying you can't get there but it does seem that this is the -- this woulde breaking new ground in our voting rights jurisprudence. >> resctri i disagree. we strong, this is n cromartie. we have strong circumstantial evidence where we' n relying upon -- the court did not rely upon foregone alternatives or conclusion about what happened. we have a racial rg. the fact of the senate was oping various maps over the legislative process and moving 193,000 people around and they can only explain it abeg by coincidee. the fact that theuestion in the shaw case is whether there was a significant sorting of black voters on the basis of race. we have 30,000 charlestonnians moved out of c.d.-1, out o their home county. it cannobexpla

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ry made the comments and message to the leaders and the people of muslim countries on the occasion of the prophet muhammad's birth anniversary. he also called for the... head given by those country's authorities a mid protection provided by the security forces. muslim countries across the world have held huge protest to condemn the profane move. earlier activist and author abuz sabudi joined us with his take on the recent desecration of the holy quran in some european countries that drew condemnations from the muslim world. the enemy, they don't want this mercy in the world. they don't want peace in the world, they want war, they want hatred, they don't want you to listen to words of god. quran is the only book in the world that introduces itself as the very words of god, and invites us to to read and think and said, if you think i'm not from god, try to bring a book like me or a verse like me or chapter like like me, okay, this is the only world in the only book in the world. that introduces itself as the book of god, that is written by god, not by people, is a revelation, the clearl

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we are currently working on our, well, extreme direction, the ry ucrain project - this is exactly theesign code of the ukrainian village, and this is the only project in which we do not apply any creative idea, we basically just analyze the destroyed villages now based on the kyiv region, there they made eight categories, from there roof, window framing, porch, cladding windows and so on, and we make such an online builder that will help you very quickly create an essentially unique architecture, but it will coincide with the region where you want to rebuild or repair, that is, it will be there in 10 minutes, you can assemble it, well, generation allows you to make up to 1000 different solutions there, but it will be based on what is found in the same region, but this is the only project that was very difficult for us to work with, because we, as architects, thought, now we will do something modern, will do, and we just have to make it possible for people to reproduce what as it is, because in our vision, if dilapidated villages will be rebuilt point by point and three of the 10 house

to that's not who the bbc is trying to athe truth that ry terrible tell the truth that a terrible actcommitted i >> and jacob, they're not trying to appeal. what they're trying to appeal. what they're trying to to report and get those to do is to report and get those people who do not wish to believe what hamas to believe what hamas did, to believe what hamas did, to believe what hamas did. but the other thing you've got to remember, of course, in these circumstances is that there's a war going on. there's a propaganda war going on. and israel, in the past and its armed forces have not told the truth. >> i don't that's why it was so important when it got it wrong on the hospital as an immediate thought was done thought that it was done by israel. was a terrible israel. that was a terrible mistake. it wasn't just a minor error in all of your saying they should have waited, they should have been more patient, but they called it as israel straight away . away. >> yes, they should have waited. it was a mistake, but they corrected it as soon as possible. now have gone on since correcting w

people including 15 children, were killed in 3 days of violent stuff began one of these variety as ry, it's a senior islamic jihad commend, has divided by the 0 most most of the come here and i'll just there including the and i just bought and some dollars does have a way to protest around the world. more of that, stay with us. the the, the weather brought to you by visit cutoff. it is hot for this time of the year in argentine, not everyone so much so that most of the country is under a weather alert for these high temperatures. just the other day come a general, we've adapted the 2930 degrees. now we're also tracking out some storms in that southeast corner of brazil, the eastern side of paraguay. meantime, to the top end of the content into your northwest ecuador, we've got some pretty good pulses of rain here. and we've now got a tropical storm in the eastern pacific. this one is going to intensify into a hurricane as it does tract toward baja, california. i put the red line on there, that's where the track of the storm looks to go over the next little bit. so check back with us o

senator ry svettenko spoke with sellers and buyers of the farm products fair in the center of moscowtverskaya square. according to her, in the regions at the federal level, including at the legislative level, everything is now being done to ensure that as many farm products as possible reach large retail chains. due to the fact that the volumes are small, retail groups are ready to consider opportunities for small batches in these islands, this was the main idea, so that farmers, to the extent possible, as they organize a small batch there, could place their products at any time in chain stores, and we see that in moscow, no matter what this is a district, the central part of moscow or... those districts that are located further from the center, nevertheless, they still have farm corners, in these farm corners there are always farm products, farms and agricultural cooperatives today produce more half of domestic farm products, so supporting them by helping organize supplies by searching for intermediaries is strategically important, says senator alexander dvoinykh. alexander vladimir

generally see how the world is changing around us, and i said there since the summer that the 24th ryficult, that the window of opportunity for ukraine will close, that aid will be reduced , due to the objective, due to the objective coincidence of various circumstances, and the election year, and fatigue from the war and moscow's work in europe and in the united states with those by the maga republicans themselves, and all this will be given cumulative effect, we can certainly despair in such a way, you know, give up and say, well, everything is gone, no one supports us, no one cares about our war, that people are dying here, and all that. but it is possible to approach it in a completely different way, if we are not supported, we need to look for technologies, we need to look for partners in order to build not five, but 50 factories of the military-industrial complex, to change the personnel policy, for example, to strengthen the branches of government in the state, there is a request society's justice, to clean the courts, judicial to reform the system, there is a lot that can be d

ry. so, i will say it upfront. it's really extraordinary. so, i will say it upfront.times. we are in challenging times. somd last night was important. this is our time. the rjc was created for a moment like this. to ensure america has israel's back to do whatever it takes to wipe hamas off the face of the earth, however long it takes. and, to direct our energies and efforts in 2024 to elect a republican president, a republican house, a republican senate, which we know will stand with israel without qualification, to ensure the survival of the jewish state. her brooks, minnesota and, once told a story about the famous olympic hockey team. a bunch of young kids fighting against the russian juggernaut. before they went on the ice, brooks said to these young men, these young warriors, gentlemen, this is your time. this is your time. and they went out, and they vanquished the russians. this is our time for israel's diaspora brethren to ensure israel has the time it needs to wipe hamas off the face of the earth. this is our time. as republican jews, to fight back against th

about the expe rort, i want to make sure i understand because ciumantial evidence is what plaintif ry on. i understood but you haven said this from what i heard so i wa t make sure i understand heidot take into account factors like connus he is assumingou could essentially have an island cut off the middle the district which would not be continuous. in my misunderstanding? >> yes. but he aidn't. do control or test on page 197. that would be possible to dw lines from district one and charleston county or north chester which are both split. if you offset itthe qstion court and my underanng was as an expert, undercut methodology , didn't do an analysis. >> he did show flaws inhe expert report talked aut continuity? to discuss with just a spirit. heut did show these flaws disagree.he district course eyely on the expertise and you say you cllged although report at the same level but you raised the objection and the district court disagreed, right? you are correct. >> i guess what i'm concerned about is i y kind ofear you wanting to do a review because to thextt you are not asking testimony

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the people who live in that region and those of us who spent time there and just rying to transit inhere i went to ramallah you see daily life people live with the security threats. the enormous tension that any moment between these different parties is really just a powder keg and now it has come at a time and in a way that is, you know, sparking lots of questions about intelligence failures. where we go from here, but the hard facts are right now this is devastating to the israeli people. and the pain is only i fear going to continue in the immediate future. >> yeah. ouch is a tragedy 600 many of those children -- while we'll be watching you on fox news sunday today on fox news channel shannon who do you have lined up? >> we have john finer from administration he's deputy national security advisor with us to talk about how administration is handling this. former secretary of state mike pompeo intimately familiar with this region and we also sit down with the desantis family at the governor mansion in florida beef this conflict but touch on a number of other very, very critical issu

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although history has shown ry how on sophisticated and dedicated insurgencies can have success against modern armies. but manpower could be the deciding b factor, especially in the tunnels. >> once the idonhef clears and holds the surface, brave israeli soldiersl will havesand to go underground and exterminate thousands of hamas hamas f fighters entred in their sophisticated maze system. a vietnam vet, a tunnel rat, described how barbed brick tunnel fighting can be. >> drod thp in and the next thig you know, their bayonet. and yes. so we'd take a concussion grenade, throw it in there first. scramble the brains of othere ue people that's in there. then get the snakes out. the bamboo viperhere a gets and. traps they'd have. and you've got to go slow you . sy geke it with a rope and you get hurt. knee. get back out. t hurt andy jerkbut no more of t going. there's different levels. they had trapdoors with seals on and where you put tear gas down here. we even tried to drown them out. triedn'tk. the they would actually have entrance and stuff coming from the rivers and stuff. thesuff.e peop

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>> i think it poses potential a ry great threat.oremost in its region, starting with taiwan but not ending there. clearly china has demonstrated an aggressive approach, and they have, as you said, invested a lot of money in a blue water navy, creating much more capacity. what we're hoping is that we can manage the relationship. yes, we have competition. we will have competition and strategic competition. we should. i mean, there is nothing wrong with that. but we will not tip over by intention or accident into conflict. much of that depends upon the current chinese leadership. and once a leader decides to stay for life, you know, that is not a good sign. >> as we talked about america's role in the world, the continued funding and assistance for ukraine is a point of contention on capitol hill. how do you think let 'er rip putin is eyeing the -- vladimir putin is eyeing the growing political divide? >> i think he is not only thrilled by the divide over whether we continue and at what levels to find ukraine, i think he is fomenting it

to ry, who's my expertise is in slavery inside the white house. i've written books about this. most of the most recent book was the invisibles the untold story of african-american slaves in the white house. and i am currently in preproduction for the document based on that book, which i hope to h ave i have written two the books ab this. the untold story of african- american slaves in the white house. i am in preproduction for the documentary based on that book which i hope to have finished by next year. before all of that i was a comic book nerd. i spent a lot of time in my time at the library of congress trying to go to there, collection. also the depiction of africans -- african-americans in comic books in the united states. have done presentations to d.c. and marvel comics, with their selections. more recent, i've been writing for both d.c. and marvel. written to black panther book from marvel. written a couple of comic books r d.c. including a superman comic. i was really interested in seeing some of that material. picking up where we left off, it's interesting that many c

we hear from locals who say their family in gaza is, quote,rying their best to live at this level. >>ear later on today. some scattered showers out there right now. stephanie live doppler seven along with satellite low pressure is spinning into northern california, pushing a cold front through and the loca view on live doppler seven showing you we'll call it a peppering of light showers out there. best chance of finding steadier rain between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. later on today on the exclusive abc seven storm impacts scale is a level one for light scattered showers, slick roads. that's your biggest impact with this system. and even into the early afternoon, we have a slight chance for a thunder shower. it's a bit damp on the exploratorium lens. here's how your day shapes up between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. that is your best chance of finding showers where you live. take the umbrella with you. you won't need it the entire day, but we'll be dodging some drops throughout the late morning and early afternoon. and by the time the sun goes down, this system is out of here. but we will go hour by hour

narrow republican majoritery. , unless they can get in a room and get everybody to agree and frankl rythere are a lot p of people who are relatively normal who are now seoo angry at the eight guys who betrayed them that it's very hard them to have a rational conversation. and my only point is maybe rational need a couple of months of just getting business done, being calm. having an interim caretaker and understanding that maybe by january you can have a rational decision. >> i think they giveon., in my opinion, that'll come off a band-aid solutio n, temporarysolu solution, if in fact they getti that done to mon te, shows, that they are weak, that they're not leadersth, or f they if any republicans work with hakeem jeffries and thean democrats, you know, they're showing republicang s and the american people, they can't they can't handle the powe powerr that has been entrusted to them. and then and that's a shame. i'll give a shor shamei'llt thas one second. >> but doing it is a no. you're right is . streng this is a sign of weakness, noth strength. it's a sign of immaturity. it's a sig

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is so troubledves and corrupt and compromised that he's 25 points ahead from a sit ing president who,ry c according to hillary clinton, is a man of accomplishmentlint. >> but she's talking about a handal program and that means at the hands of the government and that is what they do is w. th that is what happened to the south vietnamese. that is what happene d to. people in soviet russia who were disappeared by the tenset russi of millions.f and that's why civilllions libertarians fight to death for things like free speech, t fot e we have to be able to talk about things. we have to be able to call people names. the to likegs witho things without fear of retribution or reprograming. >> and she has shown her hand.. that is what wants to do, because she has lost the war. she has lost the ideas, and now she's going after a person who is so compromised,d she' she's the living daylights out of someone who is supposedly accomplished. >> he's accomplished at turning his own partony, good americans away from him. so in that same poll, by the way, biden is ahead of trump by two points. but i want

ry in a it's now been reported that je biden is forcing the israelis to delay ground operations, handing a major victory to terrorist. >> biden is dragging the war out in israel like he's dragging the war out in ukraine. >> we're hearing the white israelt ins all of the hostages released from gaza before hae israeli ground campaign and hamas has over 200 hostagesa and are drip, drip, drip, dripping them out. >> last week to out this week, buying time and buying good p.r. in the arab world, tha even in congress. meanwhile, the whiterarld. t even house doesn't even know how many hostages there are. host do we have any updates on the plight of any other americans still being held hostage? >> i wish i knew the answers to those. jonathan. we don't have a great sensers t of how many more americans s. are in the pool. >> all we're hearing fromr the white house is i don'theari' know. and we're scared. the white house is leakingthe wh all over d.c. that they're terrified of this thing tumbling into world war three. >> it doesn't show strength when our defense secretaryworl broadcasts. >> he's wor

ry third, and this is very interesting. president biden wants to hear israel's military plan and aims and its plans to go after hamas in the northern part of gaza in a way that minimizes civilian casualtie s. none e clearly, even though, as you pointed out, sean, none of these neighboringve nations want to take any of the palestinians who are trying to flee the violence. they're making an awful lot of noise about it. egypt's president el-sisi to blinken on sunday that he believes that israel has gone waon sunday beyond his right wen to self-defense and is now engaged in collective punishmentbeyond of the palesti. yet egypt is not saying come over the border, we'll take care of you. so what president biden is going to try to doinians., estah goals for humanitarian aid to probably up the rafah crossing in southern gaza, to get aid acrosups the border and even carve out enclaves where the palestiniat n people can be safe if and when israel conducts military operations in the northern part. now to tha t end, sean, the president

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i found that when i was doing this research, it was ry, very difficult. find a copy of this film to, actually watch it. and i asked my friends at the library of congress to dig it for me. it's written by rod sterling and it's essentially about this backbench senator who also is a college professor w the president, speaker of the house dies. vice president becomes president of the united states accidentally because these other people sort of get out of the way and he's kind of this back bench senator who happens to be the president pro tem of the senate. so here we have a film, 1972, where the president is a black man accidentally in office. and i started sort of look at the narratives around the people who were being presented as president, aside from the white guys. and what i found was, you have this move with regard to featuring black men or men of color as who accidentally into the job. it's a long period of time where i'm watching sort of evolve over movies and film like chris rock, head of state, and then you start evolving into president. if there

he also says it's ry uncivilized for the government ton citizens and the amers would not have liked itega of technology. he definitely would've been very open to the challenge of translating the constitution into an internet age and what he would've made of the incitement age remains to be seen. peter: we will texture knowledge, holmes does not seem to be deferential in the ruling on the shank case. please comment on holmes argument in his position on shank v u.s. 1990. >> crucial question. i was it at the end of his life after having spent his decades essentially upholding laws that he liked and didn't like and almost never striking down anything and a reasonable person could disagree, he writes at the end of his life, the libertarian free speech decisions that are among the greatest efforts to restrict government in all of american history. the reason he gives is the marketplace of ideas. ordinarily, you assume that legislators have to have their role because the majorities can wreak their desires into law open violence will result. the exception comes in cases where the channels of

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