steny hoyer. madeleine dean. jerod huffman. i think they're supposed to be here.k, are you here? mary kay scanlon. i keep telling them, i think i'm related. we went to ireland and they did my genealogy and i have a scanlon in the background. i may be your 19th cousin. jan schakowsky. good to see you. and deana titus. is tim shriver here? tim, thank you, pal. you've been there the whole time in the special olympics. it's incredible what you've done. and i'm not going to read all the organizations because you'll get a sunstroke by the time i get finished doing that. look, i want to welcome y'all to the white house. and selma, thank you for the direction and thank you for your advocacy. your advocacy has given people hope. you've changed people's lives along with the rest of you here. kamala and doug are here. i want to thank them for being here, they're strong, strong, strong forces as well. i want to thank you for your leadership. we're joined by many members of congress and some of the biggest champions of this disability rights community and i think i've gone thr

[applause] steny hoyer, steny.an and jared huffman, i think they were supposed to be here. [applause] mark pocan. and, mark, you're here? well, i guess what -- mary kay scanlon. [applause] i keep telling her i think we're related. i found out, when i went to ireland, they did my genealogy, and they said i've got a scanlon in the background. so, you may be my, i may be your 19th cousin. [laughing] jan, jan schakowsky. jan, good to see you. and dina titus. [applause] look, and by the way, is tim shriver here? [applause] tim, thank you, pal. you've been there the whole time with the special olympics. you've changed it. you really, it's incredible what you've done. and i'm not going to read all the organizations, because we'd get sunstroke by the time i get finished doing that. [laughing] but look, i want to welcome you all to the white house. and, selma, thank you for the introduction. but more importantly, thank you for your advocacy. your advocacy has given people hope. you've changed people's lives,pe along with th

democratic congressman steny hoyer is going to join us. >>> plus, we are watching overseas, the united states, qatar, and egypt in negotiations trying to get more hostages freed. what hamas is saying, and what hamas is willing to do, and we have new reporting of the complications behind the scenes to try to free these innocent civilians. >>> violence has erupted in the occupied west bank, and dozens of palestinian have been killed or arrested by the israeli security forces. ahead, sara sidner is going to take us inside of a jewish settlement. we take a closer look. >>> breaking news from capitol hill, and they have completed another round for house speaker. dan meuser dropped out, and gary palmer dropped out, and then the second round jack bergman was out, and now we have learned that pete sessions was out, and now jack scott is the low vote getter of the last round so four candidates left as they go into the fourth round of voting, and we were told that tom emmer is the leading vote getter. we were told that he has 100 votes at the moment, and we need to get to 110 or 111 depending on

first nancy pelosi, and then steny hoyer. both kicked out of their capitol office space.e have brand-new cnn reporting about who was really behind this decision. >>> and the cnn exclusive, $10 million in legal bills for hunter biden and an exhausted efforts to find more funds. where is a shady foreign billionaire when you really need them? >>> welcome to "the lead," i'm jake tapper. we start today on capitol hill where the race for house speaker is on. majority leader steve scalise of louisiana and republican jim jordan of ohio have officially joined the race. now that kevin mccarthy has officially been fired. and history making headline for the californians. a new speaker could be a fresh start tor house republicans or it could be just another hostage sitting in the same office, terrified of doing anything to offend a tiny faction of his party. so how did we get here? for the very first time in american history. speaker-less. well it might have all began when kevin mccarthy thought he could appease the maga right. with almost the notion that he would allow them to set ju

congressman steny hoyer, it's always good to see you.eard from jim jordan, i want to play for you what he told us. >> we made the pitch to members on the resolution as a way to lower the temperature and get back to work. we decided that wasn't where we were going to go. i'm still running for speaker, and i plan to go to the floor, and get the votes, and win this race. but i want to go talk with a few of my colleagues, particularly i want to talk with the 20 individuals who voted against me so that we can move forward and begin to work for the american people. >> so if extending mchenry is dead, who's the leader, congressman, of house republicans right now? is it jim jordan, is it patrick mchenry, is it kevin mccarthy, and how much of a problem is it for this country if there's no clear answer to that question? >> i don't think there's a clear answer. being a leader means you get people to follow you, and obviously the leadership was for trying to stabilize the congress and allowing the congress to work on behalf of the people. and appare

larry: one of his first moves was to throw steny hoyer and nancy pelosi out of their offices.on't know what the parliament terry strategy was, did seem a little weird. why did he do that? >> i actually have some documents from the former speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy. patrick mchenry has gotten credit such that it is for doing that but if mchenry is able to get the credit, some people view him as a dark horse in this race, maybe they can go to him. if you are sticking it to the democrats by taking office space from nancy pelosi and steny hoyer, that builds it. neil: you heard this from a lot of people. you were fantastic through this drama should chasing these guys down. i would wait for them to come to be but you were awesome. thank you. >> we were trying to get them in the hallways. dominic hasek would make these saves and changes positioning. hitting the right spot. neil: i get your point. terrific job. congressman dan crenshaw speaks his mind. happy to have him, he sits on house energy and commerce and knowing you were coming i wanted to share with you some mailings

>> maryland democrat steny hoyer outside the capitol building. he amongst others determining what will be the next step when it comes to the election of a speaker. you can comment on that. what played out today. can you also post on our social media site as well. hear from debbie in arkansas, republican line. you're first up. good afternoon, go ahead. caller: yes. i would ask all people of the 22 that didn't vote for jim jordan to campaign and get the rhinos out of there -- rinos out of there. they are not doing what they are doing. our country is in trouble. we have still have no speaker. jim jordan was the best guy in congress that would fight for the american people. 22 holdouts, they don't care about the american people. they are not -- they are the american people voted jim jordan in there. >> ok. bloomberg posting when it comes to reporting on capitol hill, saying when it comes to representative jim jordan, the spokesperson says, he's not dropping out. his effort to become the house speaker. robert in florida, republican line. hello. caller

behind the decision to kick the former house speaker, nancy pelosi, and the former majority leader steny hoyer out of their offices. our jamie gangel tonight reports that a republican source tells her of the evictions, kevin is on a revenge tour, this was kevin's call. the chaos is so bad that both sides in the senate now are worried about what's next. >> unfortunately, it means we can't do other things which i would like to be doing. >> the house can vote on no bills, no appropriations work can get done. >> it's messy. there is no denying that. >> we don't even know what's happening in the house of representatives. >> we don't even know what's happening. well, congress has 41 days to figure out how to fund the government. but that is not getting done because congress can't operate without a speaker. border security on hold. everything is on hold. while republicans hash this out. and the vote on a new speaker is not happening until some time next week at the earliest. manu raju is "outfront" on capitol hill. and, manu, these 24 hours you have been speaking fast and furiously to anyone you can

speaker, republican congressman patrick mchenry kicked out two senior democrats, nancy pelosi, and steny hoyer from their honorary offices inside the capitol. is any real work going on inside the house of representatives now. cnn tom foreman is here to answer any annoying questions. what is happening with the house now that they seem to be in limbo, purgatory, whatever you want to call it. >> the most likely thing is they're listening for the sound of a freight train. that is the calendar right now. look at this. even if they go forward with this house gop meeting next week, as planned, even if they somehow produced a speaker right now, they suddenly are up against five and a half weeks before a government shutdown deadline. that's the freight train i'm talking about right mere. five and a half weeks to handle an issue that was already wildly contentious that set the stage for exactly what has happened now, and you have to navigate all of this, with all the same people and a new speaker in place figuring out how to do it. now, yes, as you point out, they have a speaker pro tem, rules allowed f

here's steny hoyer, former democratic leader. of maryland. reporter: you talked earlier about conversations with other democrats, maybe some republicans, about consensus speakers that could get both republican and democratic votes. mr. hoyer: i think it one surprising if that conversation hadn't occurred. we have a house that is now -- that has now been shut down by the extreme right of their party. four weeks now. this is our first day of meetings. so we'll see. that needs to stop. the way it stops is for them to decide to go to a place where they can get votes, as opposed to going to a place where they lost votes. he got less than mccarthy got. so we'll see what happens. reporter: what does a consensus look like, the logistics look like in real life? do you think the democrats would nominate anyone other than jeffries? mr. hoyer: no we're going to nominate jeffries. we'll see what mr. jeffries says. but they have right now more votes than we do, they have more members than we do. but we need a speaker who is responsible. a speak we are an a

former house majority leader steny hoyer was also evicted from his hideaway office. the offices are a perk for senior members. >>> for the second day, tens of thousands of kaiser permanente workers plan to walk the picket line. the largest health care strike in american history. one of their biggest complaints understaffing, which they say hurts patient care. jo ling kent reports. >> reporter: more than 75,000 workers at kaiser permanente walked out. >> we're taking care of lives. you know, health care workers should be valued. >> reporter: joining her on the picket lines, pharmacists, respiratory therapists, optometrists, and other technicians. the union is asking for better working conditions and a $25-an-hour minimum wage. kaiser has offered $21 to $23 an hour, just above what fast food workers will soon make in california. >> we have a lot of people who leave and are like why would i work here for the same pay that i can make at burger king or target, and not have to come in contact with infectious diseases. >> reporter: kaiser has a patient pool of nearly 13 mil

. >> and so ashley, we're learning republicans have now kicked out nancy pelosi and rep steny hoyer from their work spaces on capitol hill. it's unclear if this decision was made by mccarthy before he was ousted or the new speaker pro tem but what do you make of republicans now blaming democrats for this? >> it's actually petty, and it's small, especially in the face of all the other challenges we're dealing with as a nation which our elected leadership be focused on. here's the thing that i think is sad about this is mccarthy -- we knew this was inevitable, but he made a couple of key mistakes that i think, what warmed my heart this week is republicans complimenting how effective speaker pelosi is. here's a couple of things that i saw when i worked for her that mccarthy made some key mistakes on. one, he leveraged away his -- all of his -- he negotiated away all of his leverage on the front end, right? we noticed that from the beginning. the second thing is that he gave the extremist impeachment inquiry with no guarantees that they would vote to keep the government open and no guarantee

over the past 24 hours, two democratic leaders, nancy pelosi and steny hoyer have been told to vacate their offices inside the capitol. pelosi is blaming acting speaker patrick mchenry for the move, although it's not clear who made the final call. mchenry is just one of at least six lawmakers who are now testing the water indvan of next week's vote for a new speaker. others include steve scalise, judiciary committee chair, jim jordan who confirmed just a few hours ago he will, in fact, run. i want to bring in nbc's ryan nobles on capitol hill, tara setmayer is former gop communications director and senior adviser for the lincoln project. peter baker is "new york times" chief white house correspondent and an msnbc political analyst. another big day, folks. ryan, give us the latest. who's actually confirmed they're running, and do we know who might have a leg up there? >> reporter: we know three names for sure, and all three of them were on the list you showed, kevin hern, steve scalise and of course jim jordan, they have all it publicly clear they are interested in runni speaker. there

those still missing, like his daughter and son in law front and center and maryland congressman steny hoyer committed to that republicans, democrats across the board in leaving. no. hostage behind. while the biden administration continues its work to bring them home. it's also asking congress to approve more than 14 billion dollars in military and humanitarian aid for israel. we must work together to send israel the help she needs. senate democratic leader chuck schumer also met with the families thursday. he and senate republican leader mitch mcconnell support the funding. now's the time to invest deeper in our alliances and partnerships. >> and newly elected speaker mike johnson went to the white house today to start talks on the president's request, which will be a tougher sell in the house. then the senate. in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> here in california, the council on american islamic relations held a news conference with local families pleading for their safe exit from the war zone. the claim a diplomatic deal between the u.s. egypt and israel would have allowed the americans

former house speaker nancy pelosi and democratic leader steny hoyer say they were evicted from theirfices, a perk for senior members. one of kevin mccarthy's allies says republicans control the office space and that mccarthy now needs and is entitled to the space that has been used by pelosi, norah. >> norah: all right, scott macfarlane, thank you. tonight, the largest health care strike in american history is underway after tens of thousands of kaiser permanente workers walked off the job in five states and right here in d.c. the union is asking for higher pay and better staffing. cbs's jo ling kent talked to striking workers on the picket line. >> reporter: at dawn this morning, more than 75,000 workers at kaiser permanente walked out. >> we are taking care of lives, you know. health care workers should be valued. >> reporter: joining her on the picket lines, pharmacists, respiratory therapists, optometrists, and other technicians. the union is asking for better working conditions and a $25 an hour minimum wage. kaiser has offered $21-$23 an hour. that is just above what fast food

he's kicked nancy pelosi and steny hoyer out of the their so-called getaway, hideaway offices on capitol hill. what do you make of that? >> so, we have learned it was actually not patrick mchenry. he made the public announcement but i would call this real estate revenge. mchenry made the public order but multiple sources have told me and our colleague that it was in fact none other than kevin mccarthy who wanted this done. that he's the one who's responsible and we know also kevin mccarthy is moving into nancy pelosi's old office. >> the one on the hill. >> the one that was just taken away. >> because he's saying it's for former speakers. >> he is a former speaker now. >> i don't know why you would want to claim that title but to each his own. people have been weirdly dismissive about their candidate forum and the amount of time they're taking to figure this out. the truth is i think this party has been so kind of desensitized to brinkmanship that they were shocked when this happened and jordan really has to get up and say, okay t, it's all fun and games but we're here and i'm going to t

cnn he was behind the move to kick former house speaker nancy pelosi and former majority leader steny hoyer out of their unofficial office spaces near the house floor. >> rather than you know, being petty and silly, you know, and throwing nancy pelosi out of her office, i mean, how does that contribute to civility up here? >> reporter: even though republicans are bitterly divided the race to elect the next speak sir in full swing. two leading contenders for the role are emerging. including house republican majority leader steve scalise and representative jim jordan. scalise was shot in 2017 at a baseball practice ahead of a congressional charity game that left him in critical condition. in august, scalise revealed he was diagnoseds with blood cancer. >> leader scalise is a good friend. had a great conversation with him, jim, kevin, other people. we're -- we're working hard we're going to unite. >> reporter: house judiciary chairman jim jordan was a co-founder of the conservative freedom caucus and is a close ally of former president trump. >> i think we're a conservative center right party.

happeneded i guess by the temporary people running the conference is that they kicked nancy pelosi and steny hoyer, democratic members, out of their capitol building hideaway offices. how do you feel about that? >> i think if these were offices that were meant for the speaker of the house, although i have respect for pelosi as a former speaker and what she was able to do for her conference, for the democrat party, if they are no longer speaker and those were offices given to them as speaker, they should be vacated. >> you say you have respect for what she did for her party. do you think that she held her caucus together better than you've been holding the republican conference together? >> well, i've not been holding -- >> i mean republicans have. >> nor do i wish to be speaker. but i think that, you know, speaker pelosi was successful as a democrat speaker. >> thank you to making news right there. you are officially not a candidate as of right now to be the next speaker of the house. you made that announcement right here on cnn. i do want to ask you about aid to ukraine. >> breaking news. >> brea

former speaker nancy pelosi and leader steny hoyer are being picked out of the capital hideaway officese decision came moments after mc henry became acting speaker, a move, a revenge move afraid democrats siding with matt gaetz. the house is in chaos without a leader. ashley: a complete mess and you outlined it very well. congressman tony gonzalez from texas joins me now. we just heard that report. does mccarthy's removal completely divide your party? the word being used is paralyzed, chaos, you name it, the name seems to fit. >> no doubt it has been a tough 24 hour for house republicans but instead of going in the field condition, republicans need to pull themselves by the bootstraps and run to the fire. that leader is steve scully's. he has been shot, he fought cancer. he knows how to deal with a rough and rowdy house. he is exactly the steady hand house republicans need to get this country back on track. he has a lot of members that will walk through fire for him, me being one of them. it is what i think house republicans need to do. we have a border issue that is out of control. we

nancy pelosi and democratic leader steny hoyer were kicked it of their capitol hide-away offerses. a privilege afforded to them under former speaker kevin mccarthy. bottom line, this is unchartered territory. you hear that from lawmakers all day. they don't know what happens next. neil? >> thanks, aishah. you'll hear from nancy mace later this hour. a lot of fast-moving pieces. let's go to matt rosendale of montana. he was one of the eight republicans that voted kevin mccarthy off the island. goo to have you. >> good to be back. >> neil: you gotten blow back senator cotton from arkansas says you won't come within a country mile of the senate if you are looking to become montana's next senator. that's up with of the nicer comments you're getting from many. what do you think of that? >> i can tell where you i'm getting nice comments from, montana. an overwhelming majority that say they support my decision to vote against kevin mccarthy and to have him removed, but they really appreciate the fact that i showed the courage necessary at this particular time in our country. you and i hav

> laura: in retaliation for their role in ousting mccarthy the speaker pro tem threw pelosi and steny hoyerfancy offices on capitol hill. they got the eviction notices apparently last night? >> yes. and axios. >> laura: i love this. >> axios reporting guess who is moving into nancy pelosi's secret hide away office? kevin mccarthy. turnabout is fair play. when you go after the don. the family is going to come after you. that is what is happening here. do you find it at all ironic, laura, that the gaetz mates along with every democrat voted unanimously to oust kevin mccarthy as speaker but no one has thought to question joe biden's ability to lead his office. this was the president today at a student debt event. >> you can sign up for the save plan at student . >> studenteighaid.govern. >> but mccarthy is the one they throw out. >> i think he just went into rem cycle there. the dysfunction at the white house seems to be spreading because we are learning that the first dog commander has claimed yet another victim. >> yes, the 12th victim laura. 12th night 12th victim. bee knew commander wasn't

nancy pelosi, the former speaker of the house, steny hoyer, former majority leader of the house, they have both lost their offices inside the capitol complex. we are told basically to take their stuff out. >> their hideaways. >> this is basically a kind of a courtesy space you get as somebody who had been an important leader. and, yes, i think it's interesting that the very first thing they did was lash out at her and she wasn't even there. so just like living rent-free in their heads. but i don't know if that is being to help them get to the next step. is matt gaetz in charge of figuring out who the next speaker is? if he is, this is a very different ball game. >> why? >> because i don't know where his power really lies. i have not heard many lawmakers say a single nice thing about him, right. he is not exactly he's not exactly loved. it's not clear what he wants. beyond these conversations about order and committees, et cetera, where is he on these bigger issues? i think that is something that the country will have to reckon with if we're seeing a shift in power in that conference.

office and back on the on the looney tunes side of the capital, former democratic majority leader steny hoyerfrom his office. guess who is moving into pel pelosi's old office, kevin mccarthy. ed>> laura: then they voted to remove kevin mccarthy come all tharthe democrats and upset thee arthere repercussions? >> i have to say the republicans treated nancy pelosi very kindly. because they make her feel at a like as they were escorting her out. they lined with homes people, which i thought that was in gooe taste. her new office i don't know if you have heard h, laura, have yu seen her new office?sh she is ecstatic. right next to the botox bar. she is psyched! >> laura: you don't have tora walk far. it is quite easy: have. rob, 222024, it looks like we are going to have two third party candidates rfk jr. set for next week, what do we know? >> well, first of all i want there to be two parties. there is just one party. it seems like republicans are like democrats who don't givewe their kids k puberty blockers at this point. >> laurapublican: all right, rol williv perform live maryland jer tomorrow

. >> and doing the same to steny hoyer. >> right. so people understand, these offices are highly cough veted. they make life much easier. if anyone has ever had to manage office space, you know how fraught this is and how just kind of nasty this will come across. they say of course this is the first time we'll have had two former speakers serving at the same time. and i think it goes to show you just the level of personal animosity. >> from mchenry. >> between -- i think probably between mccarthy and pelosi. mchenry is an interesting figure in all this and i think that we're still getting to bottom of where this request came from, but i have to say, jeff, listening to kevin mccarthy there say, oh, nancy pelosi promised me this, like i'm really surprised that kevin mccarthy took nancy pelosi at her word there. >> well, there was a lot that just came tumbling out last night which was very interesting. everybody stand by because we'll go up to new york where donald trump is back in court today. but with new rules on what he can say and

we just learned this morning, steny hoyer kicked out of his office as well.hat does that tell you about where they're headed? >> i did hear about that pettiness. and frankly, my understanding is that started with kevin mccarthy on the way out the door. i certainly hope the mood improves and that, you know, they have reverence for the institution. look, congress has been under attack, and it started on january 6th and it continues with the wing of their part ti that wants to take this institution down, that doesn't care about governing, and we have to get back on track. let me give you a good example. the national defense,000 passed our committee, i think the vote was 45-1, and it was a democrat that voted against it. everyone agreed. and by the time that bill came to the floor, it was a christmas tree of poison-filled amendments and couldn't get passed. that's what i'm talking about. the majority -- look at the ukraine aid. >> may i step in? >> they refused to bring it to the floor. sure. >> some moderate republicans with whom you have been working with, for

pelosi also has a larger office in another building, former democratic majority leader congressman steny hoyer was also asked to leave his capitol office. pelosi said in a statement that she is currently unable to get her belongings because she is in san francisco. for diane feinstein's funeral and the former speaker added this eviction is a sharp departure from tradition. office space doesn't matter to me, but it seems to be important to them now that the new republican leadership has settled this important matter. let's hope they get to work on what's truly important for the american people. new at six stanford university will pay a nearly $2 million fine to resolve a dispute with the us justice department. the government accused stanford of violating federal law by not disclosing funding that faculty members were receiving from abroad. and the justice department says stanford knowingly failed to disclose current and pending foreign funding on 16 federal grant applications. 11 stanford researchers had received or were expecting to receive foreign research funding. president biden said today

former speaker nancy pelosi and leader steny hoyer are being kicked out of their capitol hideaway office eaves today. that decision came moments after congressman mchenry became acting speaker likely in revenge over democrats siding with gaetz. the house is in chaos. harris. >> harris: we're going to get some answers now from one of those eight. thank you very much for your reporting. congressman andy biggs of arizona, member of the house oversight and judiciary committees. great to have you in "focus" today. was it planned for the eight of you to vote against kevin mccarthy? was it a voting block-type situation? >> well, i think we talked about it, yeah. i don't know if i would say it was a plan to vote against him. i think when this started taking place, yeah, i was intending to vote against mccarthy. i had no idea the democrats would come on board until sometime yesterday. it wasn't that i was asking them to come on board. my position was always clear because i believe that speaker mccarthy not as a person. he is a nice enough fellow. but as a leader, he had failed not just the confer

there the are reports that steny hoyer is being kicked out of his office in the c capitol. democrats today say even though they voted to kick mccarthy out, they're not to blame for the chaos that is following. >> it's not our caucus that pulled this. we didn't agree to this. it was kevin mccarthy that agreed to this rule, one vote can call it. it was his first mistake. let me be really clear on that. republican caucus brought this on themselves. >> reporter: maria, we could see a major shakeup in the house, not with whoever is speaker next but how things operate. mccarthy the made a deal with members like gaetz to allow one person to bring a motion to vacate on the speaker. it's likely that whoever is speaker doesn't make the same deal. maria. maria: i don't know if he had a choice on that at the time. right, hillary? by the way, you mentioned this hide-away office that nancy pelosi has been in. i don't understand. why is she in a speaker's hide away office when she is no longer the speaker? >> reporter: well, traditionally there has been this kind of unspoken agreement to

steny hoyer was also evicted from his office and guess who is moving into her old office? they voted to remove mccarthy now they are upset there are repercussions? >> . >> that the republicans treated her very kindly because to make her feel at home very california like as they were escorting how they lined the hallway with homeless people defecating. i thought that was a good taste. [laughter] i don't know if you have he heard, have you seen her new office? she is a static -- -- a static right next to the botox bar. she is psyched. >> laura: you don't have to walk far. so it looks like we will have two third-party candidates rfk junior and cornell west. what do we know? >> first of all i want there to be at least two parties. there is just one party. the republicans or democrats who don't give their kids puberty blockers at this point. >> laura: you will be performing live at the maryland theater tomorrow night in hagerstown. i wish it would be there but i can't. next time. thank you for watching. it is america now and forever. followed me on social and put the photos of

sources say was directed by mccarthy, temporary speaker patrick mchenry ordered representative steny hoyer and former speaker nancy pelosi remove frd their offices at the capitol so mccarthy could move in. pelosi writing in a statement, quote, office space doesn't matter to me, but it seems to be important to them. a source close to pelosi says the move was retaliation for democrats siding against mccarthy in the speaker's vote. >> rather than being petty and silly, you know, and throwing nancy pelosi out of her office, i mean, how does that contribute to civility up here? >> reporter: a house of representatives without a speaker paralyzed. >> we can't get anything done. bills can't be brought to the house floor. we can't debate them on the house floor. we can't pass anything into law. and let's just pray that there's not a national emergency that we have to respond to because this place is inoperable. >> we should elect a speaker who's better. >> reporter: and the republican fury is turning inward to representative matt gaetz, who led the charge to unseat the speaker. >> yesterday someone

former speaker nancy pelosi and leader steny hoyer kicked out of their capitol hide away offices today privilege afforded to them by the former speaker. >> it's petty, childish behavior. and it is, again, failing to take responsibility for their own inability to govern. >> and, bret, listen to this. the despite the fact that the former president told reporters today that he was focused on the white house run, check this out. he actually posted this picture online today. this is a picture of himself holding the speaker's gavel. again, anyone outside of congress can take this role and trump already has at least three members, nell, steube and marjorie taylor greene that are ready to nominate him. bret? >> bret: we have seen it all. who knows, aishah, thank you. former president trump appeared for the third day in his $250 million civil fraud trial in new york and he continued his verbal attacks on the judge and the prosecutors even after the gag order was issued by that judge yesterday. correspondent nate foy is at the courthouse in new york tonight. >> former president donald trump left

former democratic majority leader steny hoyer was also evict victimmed, and guess who's moving into pelosi'sy: oh, dear. as for pelosi? well, she did take a swipe at republicans saying with all the important decisions the newry -- new republican leadership must address, one of their first actions was to issue me a vacate order. she also noted she received that vacate notice while she was in california mourning the loss of her friend dianne feinstein. so, no, she's not happy. liberals not happy. stu. stuart: ashley, thank you. just have a look at the bottom right-hand corner of your screen. we're now up nearly 200 points for the dow industrials. we opened 200 points down. you've got a 400-point swing for the dow in two hours. not bad. >>> next case, a fedex plane skidded off the runway at an airport in tennessee. its landing gear failed to open. we'll show you the full clip. >>> major airlines forced to ground some of their planes over maybe dangerous engine parts. more than a hundred engines were found to have fake safety records. ashley has that story next. ♪ ♪ airplanes in the night sky ar

i talked to steny hoyer. he has had conversations with republicans about this idea of empowering patrick mchenry. but i've also been told, dana, and it sounds like you heard the same thing, that jordan's team is actively working behind the skis trying to encourage their supporters to vote against the resolution, and the idea is they want to show that there is no backup plan, that there is no last resort, and that the only option is to elect a permanent speaker. and they want that person to be jim jordan. it's unclear at this point whether jim jordan is going to continue going through these rounds of votes on the house floor. i had been told that he does want to continue to fight it out. that's part of the reason also why his team is trying to kill this resolution. but the anticipation at least right now is they're going to get together, go behind closed doors once again, something we've seen a lot here on capitol hill these past few weeks, air their grievances, and try to figure out a path forward. but the bi

when i took over i made sure it was bipartisan and joined with then leader steny hoyer. to get a clear understanding. as speaker, my first trip internationally was to israel. i spoke in honor of the 75th anniversary of the creation of their country. at this moment in time, i think about what i said inside their chambers. i said our values are your values. our heritage is your heritage. our dreams are your dreams. america's great full for our friendship with israel. we're a better nation because of it and we must never shy away from defending it. now is the time for action. america needs a five-point plan to meet this moment, to help our ally, israel, and to strengthen on our future. the very first thing we need to do is rescue the american hostages. president biden's number one priority right now finding out how many americans have been taken hostage and get them home. from last night to this morning, the number of american deaths have doubled from 4 to 9. this administration must also make clear that harming any american will result in the wrath of the united states. we

it includes nancy pelosi, hakeem jeffries, steny hoyer, eric swalwell, jerry nadler and bill pascrellwouldn't they sign a letter? >> i cannot imagine why they would not sign the the letter. in 1997 the united states of america deemed hamas as a terrorist organization. we have recognized hamas as terrorist organization since that time. we know that hamas is funded in large part by iran, that it's the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism. we know that they give hamas about $100 million a year, and they also supply training, different supplies, armor and things that they need to carry out their attacks. hamas is a proxy of iran. they use them to do the dirty work, basically. against their opponents and, of course, iran and hamas both say one of their goals is to eliminate israel. elizabeth: let's listen, let's get your reaction to far-left progressive congresswoman rashida tlaib at a pro-has ma -- hamas rally today. senator, let me back up. we did show footage of pro-hamas protesters marching through the capitol rotunda. there were arrests and protesters were detained. let's listen

those still missing, like his daughter and son-in-law front and center and maryland congressman steny hoyer committed to that republicans, democrats across the board in leaving. no. hostage behind. while the biden administration continues its work to bring them home. it's also asking congress to approve more than 14 billion dollars in military and humanitarian aid for israel. we must work together to send israel the help she needs. senate democratic leader chuck schumer also met with the families thursday. he and senate republican leader mitch mcconnell support the funding. now is the time to perenara launches and partnerships. and newly elected speaker johnson and democratic leader jeffries met with president biden at the white house today about his request. >> which will be a tougher is on the house than in the senate. live in washington. i'm jessi tenure. jessie, thank you. a san francisco ice cream shop picking up the pieces to ay after their storefront was vandalized. >> smitten ice cream in the city's mission district targeted by criminals. overnight. you can see the damage here. most

i yield back. [ applause ] >> nancy pelosi, in a blue suit behind him, and steny hoyer, the old guardtainly, nancy pelosi playing a key role as a close confidante. patrick mchenry, let's see what he has to say if there are any other nominations. >> the names of the honorable jim jordan, representative from the state of ohio and honorable hakeem jeffries, representative from the state of new york have been placed in nomination. are there further nominations? there being no further nominations, the chair appoints the following tellers. the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. style, the gentleman from new york, mr. morelli, the gentleman from georgia, mr. lauder milk, the gentlewoman from alabama, miss seoul. the tellers will come forward and take their seats at the desk in front of the speaker's rossum. >> garrett haake, there you got it, two candidates head to head, we'll see who votes present or whether or not they have more votes right now for jim jordan. he needs the 217 to go over the top. and you do have one absent. >> that's right, andrea. the absence likely won't affect the total at l

same exact majority under the leadership of speaker pelosi and jim clyburn and steny hoyer. that's the context coming into the moment that we're in right now. historic dysfunction that we've seen. so we are on the brink of a government shutdown. and at the 11th hour, legislation is dropped on the american people and we're told that you have five or 10 minutes to evaluate legislation that is more than 70 pages long and expected simply to trust the word of our extreme maga republican colleagues. the american people deserve better. they deserve better. and so we're working through evaluating that legislation on behalf of the american people. and when we have had time to evaluate the bill that was dropped on the american people on the 11th hour, immediately after what took place yesterday on the floor of the house where extreme maga republicans put on the floor a continuing resolution that imposed 30% or more draconian cuts on the american people, including cutting the social security administration by 30%. devastate social security and the ability of the administration to admin

former democrat majority leader congressman steny hoyer was also asked to leave his capitol office.i said in a statement that she is currently unable to get her belongings and she is in san francisco for dianne feinstein's funeral. she added this eviction is a sharp departure from tradition. office space doesn't matter to me, but it seems to be important to them now that the new republican leadership has settled this important matter. let's hope they get to work on what's truly important for the american people. san jose officials remain in support of placing 200 tiny homes at a vta's ceroni yard near 237 and zanker road. this comes ahead of a critical vta board vote. data from city staff shows the ceroni yard is the only viable option, saying other locations would double the cost for taxpayers with a waiting list. hundreds of people long to get into an interim unit. and these sites have been incredibly successful in the three years that we've been operating them now at keeping people off the streets and helping people access supportive services from counseling to job training and o

if steny hoyer and nancy pelosi are serving as representatives just like i am, and they should not havecial privileges or offices. elizabeth: absent from the capitol offices. from their special offices. congressman, let's take a look at what happened yesterday. watch this. >> follow your heart but take your brain with you. the american people expect us to govern. >> oh, boo all you want who have hollowed out this town and have borrowed against the future of our future generation. >> we do know this, on saturday we didn't take the senate's bill. they tried to send over and shove it down our throat it is, but when the senate tried to send us that bill, he said no to it. i think we should keep him as speaker. >> accordingly, pursuant to the clause 12a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess subject to the call of the chair. >> i would also argue that, you know, some of our brothers and sisters particularly in the, you know, maga catch, i think, particularly enjoy a circular flying squad. you want to come at me and call me a rino, you can kiss my [bleep] >> my conversations with t

hideaway office today moments after congressman mchenry became acting speaker made that decision and steny hoyer getting kicked out all over democrats siding with gaetz. it is simple. bottom line, the house is in chaos without a leader. bill and martha. >> martha: thank you, very much. >> bill: i want to bring in republican byron donalds out of florida. welcome to our program and good morning to you. watching an interview you did late last night. careful what you wish for. did former speaker deserve this? >> look, there were a lot of things that didn't have to well under kevin mccarthy but a reason i voted no on the motion to vacate is because we were going through the appropriations process. it was late. it was not perfect. we were trying to be conservative in our spending bills. i wanted to cut a lot more. at the end of the day we should have finished our work and right now there is no ability to do anything on the house floor. we sent out a schedule to get all our work done by the end of october. that schedule is now going to get tossed out the window. so what happened with kevin is something

i want to ask you about this news that nancy pelosi and the former majority leader steny hoyer were askedely vacate their private offices in the capitol after the interim speaker took over. some people have said this was petty. some have said this was payback. how do democrats and republicans work together right now when even in the smallest things, it seems like this is what happens? >> first of all, speaker pelosi and mr. hoyer have said very clearly they don't care about offices. neither do i, for that matter. we have people struggling to pay their mortgage, struggling to pay their bills, 100,000 troops stationed in europe that is at war right now, troops around the world, fighting, making great sacrifices away from their family to keep us safe. i have no time, no patience to have petty fights about offices. speaker pro tem wants to do that, that's their decision. we have greater things to do than to have night fight that is bear on the american people. >> congressman jason crow, it's good to have you on the program. we do appreciate your time, thank you. >>> new ethical questions surr

lashing out almost breaking a gavel and kicking former speaker nancy pelosi and her top deputy, steny hoyer, out of their offices. but of course, no consequences for these eight republicans who drove mccarthy's ouster, who voted against him, and betrayed him, ultimately telling him, "you're fired." that's where we begin. joining me now is the reverend al sharpton, the host of "politics nation," and howard dean, former vermont governor and the former dnc chair. i should note that both of my guests shared the debate stage in 2004 as democratic candidates for president of the united states. gentlemen, it's an honor to start the show with you tonight. rev, i'm going to start with you. i want to get your reaction to mccarthy's stunning dismissal and the chaos that seems to have no end in sight. >> it was stunning in the sense that it has never happened before in history, and it seems that the republicans that are totally intimidated by this maga group, which is a relatively small group, has no kind of idea of how they're being perceived by the american public. you would not think that they are t

the former majority leader of this distinguished body, the gentleman from maryland, the honorable steny hoyer. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from maryland is recognized for one minute. mr. hoyer: i thank the gentleman for yielding. for millenia, the jews of the world have been subject all over the world to prejudice, hate, and violence. mr. speaker, i have visited a kibbutz over four types in the last 25 years. it was a place of community. and on october 7, hamas turned it into a place of slaughter. this brutal terrorist organization will pursue its genocidal, anti-semitic mission to fight and kill jews. that's their purpose. the jewish state of israel will cease to exist if their objectives are achieved. hamas will not yield. and neither can we. as the resolution makes clear, we will stand by our ally, israel. have their back, mr. chairman. dozens of american civilians have been killed, wounded, held captive in this war. we have seen the scourge of anti-semitism here in america. 30 more seconds? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is yielded 30 seconds. mr. hoyer: we must follow