it will depend on when steve scalise can come back to washington. host: one about the role democrats played here and congressman al green? >> democrats were fully united against the effort to impeach come up the expectation leading up to the vote was that congressman al green, from texas, would have to miss the vote, that was the speculation. that meant -- he was wheeled in in a wheelchair in scrubs and nothing on his feet but socks, saying he had just come from the emergency room, decided he needed to come back for this vote, calling mayorkas a good man. this was a surprise for several people, not expecting al green to come back to the chamber. but when you are talking about something so highly debated in such a close vote, the adage goes and it is true, every vote counts. host: what was it like while the vote was being held open? there was a vote held open on a previous vote for 40 minutes. what was happening in the chamber before they moved to the impeachment vote? >> i was watching the proceedings from the house chamber, i was in the press galle

is the number one issue. >> look at egregiousness, breach of trust on multiple times. >> lucas: steve scalise will be coming up shortly, he probably enjoyed celebrating mardi gras before lent starting today. >> steve: great point. just a year ago, republicans did not have the number of yes votes for impeachment. and lawrence jones is joining us. members in districts, 18, that joe biden won. politically inopportune that is why they waited until now. yesterday steve scalise who has been undergoing blood cancer treatment showed up and brian mast is trying to fly to washington to make the vote, he never made it because of a mechanical problem. >> ainsley: that shows how important the votes are, it only passed by one vote because steve scalise was there. there are three who say they will not vote for impeach moonfor high crime or misdemeanor. that is ken buck. he says he is the worst secretary in history, not a high crime or misdemeanor. >> lawrence: it shows republican party has no ability to read the moment and understand what voters want. i am sick of what politicians vote for what they feel in

with that i proudly turn it over to the toughest man in congress, steve scalise. mr. scalise: thank you, whip. it is great to be back. even more importantly than that it's great to be in remission from cancer. it's been a long battle. about six months long. but god answers prayers. there have been a lot of prayers. and thank everybody for the support and prayers along the way. you surely don't get through this alone. i was looking forward to coming back. and now it's great to be back. it's great to see all of you. happy valentine's day to everybody. especially happy valentine's day to my wife. she's back home. i tell you, we got right into the business of what this congress, especially with this majority has done. taken our job seriously and doing the tough work. we brought back up the impeachment of secretary mayorkas. i want to thank blake moore for giving us the opportunity to reconsider the vote. and him procedurally making sure we had that opportunity. so that we can send a statement once again that we, this house republican majority, care about border security. a

if steve scalise comes back, when he does come back and votes yes -- >> hold on, manu. speaker johnson is speaking. right now let's listen. >> on this vote the yeahs are 214 and the nas are 216. the resolution is not adopted. for what purpose does the gentleman from utah seek recognition. >> mr. speaker, i have a motion at the desk. >> the clerk will report the motion. >> mr. moore of utah moves to reconsider the vote on resolution of house 863. >> the question is on the motion to reconsider. those in favor say aye. >> aye. >> those opposed say no. >> no. >> the ayes have it. >> the gentleman from utah. >> mr. speaker, i request the ayes and nays. >> the ayes and nays are favored. >> they will rise. sufficient number having risen, the ayes and nays are ordered. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, further proceedings on this question are postponed. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished is the vote on the motion to suspend the rules and pass 7217. the clerk will report the title. >> hr 7217, a bill making emergency supplemental appropriations to respond to the atta

house majority leader steve scalise and tim scott this hour. >> lawrence: severe california storms triggerdes, a live report. >> steve: final hour of "fox and friends" starts now and remember mornings are better with friends. >> steve: this tuesday morning we started with a big major loss in the worl of country music. superstar toby ketih has died after a battle with stomach cancer. on social media, they announced, the family, toby ketih passed peacefully surrounded by his family, he fought with grace and dignity. >> ainsley: in 2022 keith revealed his diagnosis and he was received chemo, radiation and surgery. known for hit songs like "should of been a cowboy." ♪ i might have had a sidekick with a funny name >> brian: keith joined us on "fox and friends" a number of times. 2021, he wowed us with a performance, "happy birthday america." ♪ happy birthday, america. ♪ ♪ it's the 4th of july. get to wake up in your freedom. sometimes i wonder why >> lawrence: so soulful. in 2011, he was in the studio singing "red solo cup." >> ♪ red solo cup. i fill you up. let's have a party. ♪ let's have a p

temperature is absurd. >> brian: will you look to impeach mayorkas today and will you do it if steve scaliseay, as i understand it, steve is en route to come vote. it was 215-215, add steve scalise and we make history today. >> brian: -- anything changing on no votes, from gallagher or mcdclintock? >> no, i don't think they will back off their nos. they are clinging to wrong idea of what impeachment is right now, i don't think there is any persuading them. mike is not running for reelection, i think because of all the pressure. i don't think he will change his vote, no. >> brian: i hope steve scalise vote s and is okay, he's going through a lot right now. thanks for the quality time. toss to carley. >> carley: we have a fox business alert, key inflation report for january is not good. stock futures are tumbling. consumer prices rose .3, prices rising 3.1%. just in, king charles iii returns to london, expected to receive further treatment for his cancer diagnosis. the form of cancer has not been disclosed. back to you. >> brian: let them eat cake, king cake, look for the baby in the mardi gra

>> what a gas lighting liar, that is what steve scalise is. he is full of it. this idea that if you don't do what we say you want open borders, that is utter nonsense. the idea that we want to compromise. you will come to an agreement in a room and then donald trump would say don't make any agreement and all of a sudden it would fall apart. how many times have we seen that story play out? the idea that steve scalise or any republicans are going to get something done, saying we are tired of passing things that look good but don't do anything. what are you guys -- get you guys just do right now? you passed an impeachment and he's never want to be removed from office. don't give me that. he sits and talks about the american people being tired of this and that. the american people voted overwhelmingly for joe biden and joe biden appointed the houma secretary and you are undermining the will of the people. don't sit there and tell me what the american people want. by the way, i thought donald trump was supposed to fix the border in the first place? was a mexico supp

manu was laying out steve scalise was not with us. it sounds like from what you're saying, you think that this will go ahead, that he will go back and do this again? >> tomorrow morning we will have another vote. steve scalise is expected back in town sometime around 11, 11:30. my guess is before noon tomorrow we will have this vote, it will pass. i think it is unfortunate, but that's the plan right now. >> obviously speaker johnson will then get what he wants. the reality is tonight, of course, pretty basic thing for a speaker and those around him, right? he miscalculated who was going to be there and that error led them to bring this now and have a failure, at least for now. then of course the israel vote was a clear fail for tonight and for the future because obviously you need a larger margin there. do you think speaker johnson is capable of leading the gop conference now? >> i do. today he had a two vote, three vote majority. very difficult to get 216, 215 people to agree on anything, and so when we are moving forward i think he

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again, i look forward to having steve scully's back, -- steve scalise back, we've been praying for him. i don't think it is a miscalculation. i love transparency and i'm happy the american people got to see the vote record tonight. i think it is a good thing for our country. i think it's the right thing. the american people can get involved, they can make phone calls, they can show up and express their wishes what they want to see their representatives do. >> [indiscernible] >> i was explaining that we have six pages in our articles of impeachment citing where the secretary has broken federal immigration laws and arguing my point to him is the right thing to do to vote to impeach. >> [indiscernible] >> he doesn't think it's very clear in his mind. again, he has a full weekend to hear from constituents. >> [indiscernible] do you think this will cause trouble for any biden impeachment? >> this should be a layup impeachment. if we can have the american people vote, they would have easily voted to impeach the secretary and they would easily vote to impeach biden and that's why biden is los

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in a social media post on x, republican house majority leader steve scalise came out against the deal senate border bill will not "receive a vote in the house." "here's what the people pushing this deal aren't telling you — "it accepts 5,000 illegal immigrants a day and gives "automatic work permits to asylum recipients a magnet "for more illegal immigration." earlier i spoke to a political reporter about this deal. please break down the deal for us. tell us — what is in it for border security, what is in it for ukraine and the middle east? there is about $48 billion for ukraine which, from my understanding, that will hold them over until the election, and then don't forget israel. there is $10 billion for israel. many people are looking at the border portion of this, right? so, they are obviously, you know — this has been negotiated before. there is some money that is going to go to border control so they can ramp up security along the parameters, but also everyone wants to know about how many entries are going to be allowed before you can shut the border down, and that was kind of t

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republicans expect the dhs secretary to be impeached once house majority leader steve scalise returns. early voting ended in the special election to replace george santos' seat in new york's congressional district. this comes after santos was expelled from the house following fraud and donor theft charges. republican mazi pilip and democrat tom suozzi are looking to end the spot. voting will continue tomorrow starting at 6:00 a.m. and finally, continue kin dunkis might have had the best super bowl ad. >> what up, gronk. for your conversation. here comes the boston massacre. the dudunkins. >> it's really hard to be your friend, man. >> you said you were going to support me. >> ainsley: ben affleck, tom brady, even if lopez didn't seem too thrilled with the boston boy band interrupting her. >> brian: it was so great. it accomplished everything. >> steve: weird to see tom brady in the background. super bowl e should be up background wearing glass much to jlo's horror. >> brian: you almost get the sense that would be the reaction if he come in. >> steve: 100 percent. >> brian: a lot of th

that is being emphasized beyond steve scalise right now. just in we have a new statement from the broader house republican leadership and i want to get to lauren fox on capitol hill. lauren, give us a sense not only of what's in the bill but what we just heard moments ago from house gop leaders. >> reporter: i want to start with the new letter because it is the most specific krcriticis i've seen yet. they are going point by point arguing why the senate bill is not enough. it's coming after some republicans are getting a lot of heat because they came out so swiftly against the bill when it was released last night. you heard langford arguing they were fast to say they were opposed to it given this was a long bill and they haven't read every page. they say, quote, house republicans oppose the senate immigration bill because it fails in every policy area needed to secure our border and it would actually incentivize more illegal immigration. they go after the fact they say paroled and the president's use of parole is not crack down on enough in

you have leader steve scalise returning to washington after some medical issues that will give the effort a boost. but there is also the special election happening in new york. on the same day to replace george santos. how does all of that play into the timing of the impeachment vote? >> they're rushing this heim vote because their worried that the new york delegation will get another democrat and not a george santos type republican. and so then they would lose another mayorkas impeachment. but it was highly embarrassing, last week, when mike johnson lost mayorkas and the israel aid bill. usually you don't see that happen when you put up two important legislative fixes or legislative bill proposals on the floor because he obviously didn't do a great whip count and republicans are still going to get criticism for focusing on a highly symbolic think of mayorkas's impeachment instead of increasing the budget for dhs and changing the asylum laws that would address something in terms of stemming the flood of migrants at border. >> choosing to play politics over legislating. it was a bad week f

commonsense way to solve real problems for the american people, their focus is on how do we get steve scalise back to washington so we can continue to do the bidding of marjorie taylor gene and donald trump and impeach secretary mayorkas. that tells you everything we need to know about this do-nothing, chaotic, dysfunctional and extreme republican majority. indiscernible] mr. jeffries: not our responsibility to let house republicans know which members will or will not be present on the house floor on any other day or in connection with any given vote. [indiscernible] mr. jeffries: i made clear to him that as has been eved throughout the entirety of this congress that we are ready to work with them on any issue in a bipartisan way, but we're done with them playing political games. [indiscernible] mr. jeffries: the reality is that same maga republicans have walked away from any effort to fix our broken immigration system or address the clear challenges that we have at the border. president biden has made clear, senate democrats have made clear, house democrats have made clear that we want to wo

steve scalise really was the decisive vote here. it was his presence in the capital today that helps republicans finally push this over the finish line. i got to get a chance to sit down with him exclusively in his office, work for the vote. he talked about the significance of his return. he has been battling cancer, so he is a way getting retreatment. he is now in remission but he was back tonight and he acknowledged how tight the margins are in the house. but when i asked him whether it was a mistake for republican leadership to push ahead with this vote last week when scalise wasn't here, he defended the strategy from leadership and he said, in effect, the vote last week helped pin members down into saying yes, he said in some cases, if you let this thing sort of linger, that more members who are maybe on the fence could flip into the no column. of course, that could also work the other way. but he really he defended that decision making and he also just viewed the idea that republicans were rushing to jam this vote through the h

with his, vote they are planning to bring it back up again next week, they're confident that when steve scalise has been battling cancer treatment, when he returns that they are going to have the votes to impeach him. no doubt this was embarrassing on the house floor, it was a huge gamble to put this resolution on the floor, knowing that they didn't necessarily have the -- i talked to some lawmakers, steve for, he has a longtime lawmaker, if that is belong to savannah license play out, so a lot of frustration with at the gop right now, a lot inside to govern. >> many of those, milanese, anna thank you. to ask those questions, we are joined by republican congressman -- voted for the impeachment i should note, congressman, why did leadership put this bill on the floor if it didn't have the votes to pass? >> weather could be a lot of, reasons republicans generally don't use -- like democrats have done in the, past you have seen on the floor where folks have been checked, down and whisper in their ear, and they are maybe not too comfortable hearing -- >> actually, congressman -- congressman, i want

steve scalise was not there today. utah congressman blake moore switched the vote from yes to know and rightly so. and by voting for the majority that means congressman moore can reintroduce legislation at a later date. with steve scalise set to return plus special elections looming in new york district 3. early voting is going on now. that will be a week from tuesday. california has an election and may. republicans have a chance to secure a stronger majority. hopefully they do. a greater likelihood of passing the impeachment. that is still on the table. texas senator ted cruz is here. i saw your comments about mitch mcconnell. rightly, i think you are very angry with him. rand paul, did you hear the same thing he heard that they didn't want people like me getting the information about the bill? did you hear that? >> i did. this whole thing has been a disaster from the very beginning. it's been a disaster on policy and politics. on policy, this bill is terrible. it's an a bill that chuck schumer wanted that is designed

we anticipate that leadership in the house republicans steve scalise undergoing treatment tore cancert mayorkas. >> todd: looking at the bigger picture here we know at the end of the day this probably isn't getting anywhere in the senate. even if somehow it did, and mayorkas was kicked out of the position and no longer a member of the cabinet, some other flack would end up doing the business of joe biden, which is destroying our border security anyway. so, from a republican perspective, do you worry how this looked that republicans, the speaker, were not able to circle the wagons on this and get everybody in the caucus in lock step? >> absolutely not we have to remove alexander mayorkas homeland security. his lack of enforcement of laws resulted in deaths of thousands of americans. fentanyl, migrant crime. the migrants facing horrific circumstances traveling to the border. whether it's rape or murder. the children who are traveling alone are being trafficked. so he has to go in order just to protect american lives. >> carley: two questions for you. one of them, quick, when do you expe

steve scalise is coming back, floor manager in the trial. but this is classic mayorkas. he didn't answer that question. what he said -- he didn't say here is how to fix the border. he talks about immigration reform. two different subject matter areas. >> harris: absolutely. >> so he is not addressing what the president could do today to go back to the policies that worked under the trump administration by executive order. problem is the president wants congress to tell him how to do it for political cover rather than do it himself. he could do it today. we passed hr2 that went to the senate. the fact is this man is the architect of destruction and he has caused the chaos knowingly, not -- really by design, not by accident. >> harris: how long did hr2 go to the senate so we keep track? >> months ago. months ago. >> harris: summer, right? >> they have yet to act on it. they couldn't pass a border bill. remain in mexico is a 30-year old statute on the books. 30 years old. it is not like congress has to pass a bunch of new laws. the president could change this today if he wa

a really notable tweet last night from majority leader steve scalise, who said this bill is not even going to get a vote on the floor of the house of representatives. you also have mike johnson saying that this bill is dead on arrival in the house. and the house gop's official accounts this morning tweeting "kill the bill" with statements from several house republican members who are opposed to this legislation. we should just remind people, this isn't just a border bill, though. this bill is papered with funding for ukraine aid, with israel aid, with aid in the indo-pacific. it is a maximum national security piece of legislation that a lot of republicans think is essential even if there is this fight within the party about whether or not this border deal is enough. >> it is important to watch what happens over the next few days and listen very carefully to what people say. lauren fox, thank you. kate? >>> let's talk more about this moment with cnn's senior political analyst and anchor john avlon and national politics report for axios sophia kai. the message last night, again this mo

they are confident that when steve scalise, who's been battling cancer, he's been receiving cancer treatment, when he returns that they are going to have the votes to impeach him. but no doubt this was an embarrassing defeat on the house floor and really it was a huge gamble by speaker mike johnson to put this resolution on the floor knowing that they didn't necessarily have the votes and not knowing the whip count. i talked to some lawmakers after the vote. steve womack, he's a long-time lawmaker, he said it's been hard to sit there and watch all of this play out. so just a lot of frustrations inside the gop right now and a lot of questions about their ability to govern, kaitlan. >> many of those. melanie zanona, thank you. and luckily to ask some of those questions we are joined tonight by republican congressman tim burchett, who voted for the impeachment i should note tonight. congressman, why put -- why did leadership put this bill on the floor if it didn't have the votes to pass? >> well, there could be a lot of reasons. republicans generally don't use the carrot or the stick like the d

republicans seem assured that because steve scalise is coming back they're not going to have a problem have to think are democrats -- or someone like dean philips going to come into -- come up the trail to come to a vote or participate in a vote that they likely won't win? and so it's going to come down to attendance. i know some republican new yorkers are knocking doors up until the last minute. it's a matter of them being able to get back to new york. but it seem likely republicans will vote to impeach mayorkas. >> all right, political stunt to be sure. we'll talk to you again soon. >>> next up here we'll go live to cnbc for the morning's top business headlines including a mega-deal between two texas oil companies. we'll talk about what that massive merger might mean for the price of gas. >>> plus why chocolate prices might break your heart this valentine's day. we'll be right back with that. s. we'll be right back with that. ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ >>> welcome back as it's time now for business, and for that let's bring in cnbc's jouma

a key piece will be back this week, and that's steve scalise. we'll get the job done this week. i'm confident of they. maria: it's incredible to me that mayorkas is refusing to take any responsibility for any of this. >> zero. maria: it's good to see you. thanks very much. we'll be watching your work. >> thank you. maria: congresswoman lisa mcclain joining us this morning. quick break and then a a majority of americans have said biden is too old or too feeble to serve another term as president. democrats are divided over how to handle his age and a memory after a brutal week of gaffes and the special counsel's remarks. former acting u.s. attorney gu.s. attorneygeneral matt whito weigh in on that on a beautiful monday morning. stay with us. ♪ you are a dancing queen. ♪ young and sweet. ♪ only 17. ♪ dancing queen. ♪ feet the beat from the tambourine. ♪ fresh, warm hot dogs! when i'm not selling hot dogs, i invest in a fund that advances innovations like robotics. fresh, warm hot dogs, straight out of my torso! one for you, one for you. oh, you're

steve scalise could be the 216th vote tonight.him and he returned to capitol hill after cancer treatments. i asked him what he thought about tonight's vote. he wouldn't give me a definitive answer on whether it would pass. >> we're going to bring it up in a few hours. it will be the second vote tonight. and then we have a full slate the rest of the week. >> are you confident you have the votes this time? >> you always talk to the whip. he keeps track of whose planes are delayed and all that stuff. we plan to move forward with it. >> the weather has been a concern for travel for these congress american and women today. they can only afford to lose three republicans. they will lose the same three republicans that tanked this last week. congressman mike gallagher, one of them announcing that he's not running for re-election after the no vote last week. the factor here is the special election happening in new york today, sandra. if that seat goes to the democrat, then republicans have a serious numbers problem. so ideally they need to

florida congresswoman says another vote could come next week pending on when house majority leader steve scaliseatment and expected back soon. here is house speaker mike johnson with me last week on handling the slim up until republican majority on all of this. >> the house republican conference is a small majority literally we have the smallest majority in u.s. history. maria: one margin. >> we have a couple of folks on health leave. we navigate that every day and we get everybody to work together. i'm in new york, we have the special election coming up on new york's third district, she's getting get the job done and it will send a strong message to the democrats coming into the election cycle were feeling bullish about the future. maria: joined me tennessee congressman tim burchett a member of the house oversight committee, good to see you. thank you so much. first on alejandro mayorkas, how do you see things. here's a guy who's been telling us the u.s. has operational control over the border for three years in the border is secure. >> we are a 1% majority, the former speaker decided to quit e

steve scalise was not in attendance. he was there yesterday.hat is interesting is two democrats were not in attendance yesterday and had either one of them voted, he would not have been impeached. lois frankel of florida and judy chew of california didn't vote. ms. chew had covid. lois frankel the democrat was actually stuck at the airport in palm beach. she was there with brian mast. i know because i was talking to him on the phone. i was talking to him at 5:00. i said you are not going to make it back in time. he says it does not look like it. he did not make it back because there was a mechanical problem on his american airlines flight that was supposed to take off at 11:00 to washington. >> ainsley: you can't control the vote break down 214 to 21 because steve scalise did come back from his cancer treatment. ken buck one of the republicans who didn't vote to impeach. but he said he goes down, talking about mayorkas, as one of the worst cabinet secretaries in my lifetime but it is not a high crime or a misdemeanor. because that's the standar

house majority leader steve scalise is join us now.ent are they and how risky of a move it. >> it's very risky, because of what we've seen last week. couple of hours ago our team caught up with the vote counter, tom emmer. he indicated they have the necessary republican support behind this. with steve scalise back in town that would indicate as much. they're watching the special election to replace george santos on long island, this really potentially one of their last opportunities to impeach mayorkas and that would go over to senate where democrats would likely kill this effort altogether. >> another issue playing out today, earlier this morning, they passed an long-awaited aid package for ukraine and israel. there's been a lot of opposition in the house. where do we stand. >> reporter: a lot of opposition, indeed. speaker johnson even saying a couple on short moments ago telling reporters that let the house work its will, let the members figure this process forward. he reiterated national security starts with the border. border secu

steve scalise is coming back. it will be a floor manager in the trial.s man is the architect of destruction and he has caused the chaos knowingly not -- really by design rick not by accident. >> harris: it is tuesday and now it's tuesday night. tell me about this evening. >> number one we have to get everybody into town. we have the storm blowing up in the northeast and make sure somebody comes to town to have the 216 votes needed to get that done. god bless scalise. i fought cancer and we're praying for him. i'm glad he will stand up and knows what we need to do. not just political. this is important. mayorkas needs to be held accountable. he deserves to be the second cabinet secretary impeached because he has been endangering the american people while fragrantly violating his oath to defend the laws of the united states. we'll get those votes whether it's tonight or tomorrow we'll get the votes. he needs to be impeached. we will see what happens. i want to give a shout out to my great team. the ones that put forward the first articulation of the reason

>> well, we hope to have steve scalise back this week. that was important. about impeaching a cabinet officer. we haven't done it since 1876. we haven't rushed into it. hamilton said in the federalist papers it's a political act a. we're frustrated we're not getting the changes we want out of the biden administration. mayorkas has been an uncooperative cabinet secretary, violated the you law, has not been truthful to congress. congress is fed up to it. this is the ultimate effort by congress to say if you don't have your act together and the president doesn't have his act together so we're taking this action. i expect it to be successful. maria: it really is ripping through the country, in big cities, particularly -- >> look at your story, look at your story. this is all you have to say, every state is a border state. now new york city, the biggest city, the most sophisticated city in the country is paralyzed by this. what more do we need to say that we need to shut the border and we know the steps to do it, we passed them in hr2. the president can take exec

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majority leader steve scalise who is undergoing cancer treatment did not vote.time around, scalise is expected to be there. the timing is critical. it comes as new york holds its special election tomorrow to replace george santos. that could shrink that republican majority even more. but by wednesday, republicans could lose that seat and the votes they need to impeach mayorkas. with that, let's get smarter with the help of our leadoff panel tonight. susan glasser is here, staff writer for the new yorker. luke broadwater, pulitzer prize- winning congressional reporter for the new york times, and former new york prosecutor and civil rights attorney charles coleman. charles, let's start with you. what is trump's argument to say to the supreme court, can we just put this thing on pause? we get heat like that, why would they rule that way? >> well, it's one of the things that this is a global implication, in terms of the cases that are in front of the supreme court. he is saying, look, if you take my immunity challenge, this would basically wipe out everything else.

yes, steve scalise who has been undergoing cancer treatment, is set to return today. have weather that is concerning, we have been following that critical election in new york to replace santos, whether republican or democrat wins there, of course, the mayorkas vote tonight is tied to that. this is really republicans' last ditch effort to get this impeachment vote across the finish line, to impeach for the first time in 150 years a cabinet secretary. it is a split screen moment here in the house and the senate. you had early this morning the senate pass with 22 republicans, just under half of the conference, this aid to israel, to ukraine overseas. in the house, you have them ignoring that for the moment and instead pursuing this political impeachment of mayorkas that is dead on arrival in the senate. >> right, julie tsirkin, you're on top of it all, thank you so much for those updates. >>> up next on "ana cabrera reports," quote, catastrophic, a warning from the united nations about israel's potential next move in gaza. >>> plus, the ominous warning from the joint ch

steve scalise dealing with cancer treatment that really narrowed the margin.say a fox weather alert. at least nine people are dead in southern california and the region is still in the grip of a dangerous as moss atmospheric river that started on sunday. >> lawrence: a cliff side collapsed forcing evacuation of an apartment building. >> ainsley: so scary. look at those images. right on the edge. more than 27 houses and businesses are still without power there 8 counties remain under a state of emergency. so now let's check in with our senior meteorologist janice dean for our fox weather forecast. janice? >> really historic for this area. and we have had this pipeline of tropical moisture moving into the same areas of southern california in and around los angeles. and the santa monica mountains. over a foot of rain for some these regions, getting a year's worth of rain in just 72 hours. and then we have got the winds in the mountains with over 162 miles per hour. so, hurricane force winds and, you know, hurricane force rain. rainfall in some of these areas. thi

maybe when they get steve scalise, the majority leader back. special election on long island next week if they win, they might have the votes to impeach. so, blakemore is not necessarily against impeachment but what he did is he switched so he was on the prevailing side. they didn't have the votes. otherwise, this was a done deal at 215 to 215. >> bret: chad, as always, thank you. josh, big picture, they get a win they don't get a win. tonight they got a loss. but the bottom line is they are not going to have the votes in the senate to convict secretary mayorkas. it's more of sending a message. rewind. in iowa and new hampshire, immigration was the number one issue facing everybody that we talked to. >> yeah. >> bret: it's in every poll. democrats and republicans saying it's big. >> typically, it's got a very conservative constituency. we have seen with the an salute mess that's been at at the border last few years. bled deeply from the conservative side of the electorate into the middle and to the left migrants moving into cities like new york

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the main difference is steve scalise has returned to d.c. after receiving cancer treatment. he could give them the edge to pass the impeachment republicans are critical over mayorkas' handling of the southern border. he said their charges are baseless and he is not letting them distract him from his work. even with scalise back, if any lawmakers are delayed or absent, the decision could easily change >>> an israeli delegation led by the head of the mossad is in cairo this morning to try and reach a hostage deal with hamas. also joining talks in the egyptian capital, cia chief bill burns, the qatari prime minister and egyptian intelligence chief. president biden was at a press conference and said his team is working on the cease-fire. what more do we flow aknow aboue talks? >> reporter: progress has been made, as they remain hopeful in this push to hammer out at least a temporary cease-fire that would see the remaining hostages freed in exchange for palestinian prisoners being released from prison, in spite that major sticking point. hamas insisting on a permanent cease-fire

and so, look they will try this again with steve scalise, who obviously is battling cancer. we have a sleep pray for him and make sure he can defeat cancer, but yeah, they will try to get this done. they will do it now by one vote. it was interesting is they want to get this done before the election in new york. there is a special election to replace -- in new york. if the democrats win this, they won't have the votes to impeach mayorkas. so they will break 150 year history by one vote. this is dead in the senate, it has no future there. and yet this is what they want to waste on the american peoples time on instead of trying to figure out how we can lower costs for the american people. >> and let's also talk about history repeating itself in a bad way. i want you to take a quick listen jared to what congresswoman elise stefanik said when she was asked if she would certify the vote if she had been in the place of vice president on january six 2021. take a quick listen. >> i would not have done what mike pence did. i don't think there was a right approach. i specifically stan

led to a from over the last several days now, they have gotten one new member added to the rank, steve scalise the house majority leader who has been recovering from cancer and wolf, there's an urgency for republicans do that, given that this new york special election is happening tonight, if democrats do, he win that seat, that is one more democratic vote against impeaching alejandro mayorkas its they would not have the votes to move forward here. so republicans are trying to push the gas, get this done. now, in tried to move ahead to on this historic and very controversial vote. and even if it does pass, we're hearing tonight wolf, it has no chance. and the democratic led senate, two-thirds majority is needed to convict in the senate control. 51, 40 we now by democrats, they are expected to quickly move to dismiss this. but one that an effort that republicans have been pushing for some time as they tried to make the border central to their campaign in 2024? >> yeah, that's such an important point even if he's impeached in the house, he certainly not going to be convicted in the senate. he wi

house majority leader steve scalise went even further saying let me be clear, the senate border bill will not receive a vote in the house. the bill would need 60 votes to pass in the senate and it is not clear if it has enough support. senator chuck schumer has said he wants to hold a vote by wednesday. >> we will know then. brie, thank you. >>> now to new polling in the race for the white house. a new poll by nbc news shows former president donald trump increasing his lead against president joe biden, now up five points in a one on one matchup, despite a growing economy donald trump is ahead by more than 20 points on that issue. the same is true for dealing with crime and violence. >>> a former trump official has died after being shot during a carjacking in washington, d.c. it is the latest in a string of carjackings in the capital city and beyond. nbc's jesse kirsch has the details. >> reporter: following a violent car jjacking spree in and aroun the nation's capital washington, d.c. is remembering a community leader, the family of mike gill says he was shot monday in his own vehic

but we should note there was one key difference here tonight, and that was steve scalise, the house majority leader. he has been absent from the capital and he's been out battling cancer receiving treatments. but he was back tonight and i got a chance to sit down with him for an exclusive interview ahead of the americas vote, where he talked about how important his vote was and just. how narrow the margins are in the house right now. but he disputed the idea that the house is rushing through this vote ahead of a special election in new york tonight, where a key he's seat is up for grabs. now, in terms of the americas impeachment, it's going to head to the senate but we're being told it's dead on arrival in the senate with senate republicans and democrats it's collectively saying that they just don't see the support and appetite in the upper chamber to impeach merrick as republicans have accused him of mishandling the situation at the southern border and the flow of migrants that have crossed the southern border. but some republicans saying that that is a policy dispute, and it does not rise