host: we are joined by congressman tom mcclintock. he is one of the republicans voted well yesterday upon the impeachment of alejandro mayorkas. why? guest: the same reasons i post the treatment of donald trump. is defined as for bribery or high crimes or misdemeanors. crimes relating to the office. alejandro mayorkas is guilty of maladministration on a cosmic scale, but that is not an impeachable offense and we know that because the founders considered that their deliberations and rejected it because it would place the executive branch under the control of the legislature and destroy the architecture of the constitution. even if it were impeachable, the other question you have to ask is a practical one and is in a fantasy world in which two thirds of the senate would actually remove him from office, he would simply be replaced with another left-wing cabinet secretary carrying out exactly the same policies. it is not going to improve things to replace him with alexandria ocasio-cortez. it is not going to be solved by placing another l

host: we are joined by congressman tom mcclintock.e is one of the republicans voted well yesterday upon the impeachment of alejandro mayorkas. why? guest: the same reasons i post the treatment of donald trump. is defined as for bribery or high crimes or misdemeanors. crimes relating to the office. alejandro mayorkas is guilty of maladministration on a cosmic scale, but that is not an impeachable offense and we know that because the founders considered that their deliberations and rejected it because it would place the executive branch under the control of the legislature and destroy the architecture of the constitution. even if it were impeachable, the other question you have to ask is a practical one and is in a fantasy world in which two thirds of the senate would actually remove him from office, he would simply be replaced with another left-wing cabinet secretary carrying out exactly the same policies. it is not going to improve things to replace him with alexandria ocasio-cortez. it is not going to be solved by placing another lef

here to explain his vote, republican from the great state of california, congressman tom mcclintock. g. >> steve: okay. everybody is coming up to you. tom, why did you do that? >> well, for the same reasons i opposed the sham impeachment of donald trump. the constitution reserves impeachment for treason, bribery or other high crimes or misdemeanors. that is a very specific meaning. crimes relating to the office. mayorkas is guilty of mal administration on a truly cosmic scale. but, that is not grounds for impeachment. we know that because the constitutional convention considered that and rejected it for that very reason. and the moment we dumb down that standard, the democrats take control of the house. they will turn it against the conservatives on the supreme court. they will turn it against the future republican administration. this is a road we really shouldn't be going down. and then final point is this: even if the fantasy world where the senate by two thirds vote would remove him from office, he would simply be replaced by somebody like ocasio-cortez. this is not going to be so

>> tom mcclintock is an independent person buddies in california and i would agree are republican chairman lot better than most, the truth is we have a real problem and grounds for removal is lying under oath, that's what they got nixon for that's what they impeach nixon for. lying under oath is 100% grounds for removal when you say we don't have a problem at the border in our border is secure, you are a liar it's pathological with this guy. maybe we will replace another left-wing with another left-winger but the truth is the american public is demanding more from it and we cannot afford this anymore the 400 billion and the deaths in my community and the factional i met with the mother and i went to high school with her and her dear little son overdosed on fentanyl unannounced to what he was taking. i met with the narcotics officers last week of all people and they said 100% coming over our southern border, this is just a myth that is coming in the other routes. 100% and it's all cartel. 100%. we have got to get some guts and do what's right for the american people. maria: what happens nex

no votes from ken buck of colorado and tom mcclintock of california. house jupiter lawmaker mike gallagher also voted against impeachment. a fourth republican blakemore of utah the vice chair with the gop conference flipped his vote to know second before the v vote closed. a procedural move that allows the comforts to bring the legislation back to the floor at a later date. that's exactly what marjorie taylor green vowed to do last night in the wake of that failed vote. this is the congresswoman. >> we knew was going to be close going and because our majority is so razor thin. of course my colleagues that voted no, i think they will be hearing from their constituents but we have a plan in place. there was a p motion to recommi, and that means that we can bring the articles of impeachment back to the floor maybe as early as next week. so this is not over yet. and we still can bring back steve scalise, and we hope that he is well and he can come back very soon. we look forward to having him come back and look forward to ending a solid yes on impeaching s

ken buck of colorado, mike gallagher wisconsin, tom mcclintock of california, believing their party had not met the criteria of proving the secretary had committed impeachable offenses. the fourth vote flipped from yes to no, a procedural move that will let republicans ring of the articles of impeachment again. mike johnson confirmed they will bring up the articles of impeachment when they have the votes. tonight we want to get your thoughts on the vote as well as the drama on the house floor. republicans can dial in and democrats condyle and on the numbers on your screen. -- can dial in on their numbers on your screen. earlier tonight we spoke with a congressional reporter with the hill newspaper about today's debate and vote. michael schnell is a congressional reporter with the hill newspaper. why did republicans fail to get the vote tonight to impeach the homeland security secretary? >> there were two reasons why the vote failed. the first was gop operations. three republicans voted against the effort to impeach alejandra mayorkas. technically there was the vice chair of the conferen

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ken buck of colorado and tom mcclintock of california. mcclintock said republicans stretched the limit of impeachment. >> but we know that's not grounds for impeachment because the american founders specifically rejected it. they didn't want political disputes to become impeachments. this border crisis can't be fixed by replacing one left-wing official with another. >> the vote is on the edge. marjorie taylor green urged mcclintock to grow some courage and read the room when it comes to impeachment. she will represent the house in a senate trial for mayorkas in the house votes to impeach later today. >> my democrat colleagues argue that one cannot be impeached over policy differences. well, i argue that breaking our laws is more than just policy differences. 300 dead americans every day from fentanyl poisoning is more than just a policy difference. it's murder. >> democrats believe the gop is turning to impeachment for mayorkas as a proxy for their impeachment inquiry in to president biden. adam schiff led the first impeachment of former p

republican congressman tom emmer mcclintock. he is one of the republicans voted no on the impeachment of home and security secretary mayorkas. wipe it. >> be the same reason i oppose the sham impeachment impeachment is narrowly defined by treason, bribery or other high crimes and misdemeanors that term is very specific meeting crimes relating to the office. now mayorkas is guilty of it now administration on a truly cosmic scale. but that is not an impeachable offense a but we know that because the american founders specifically considered that during their deliberations and rejected it because in a madisons award would have placed the executive branch under the control of the legislative industry the entire architecture of the constitution itself. but even if it were impeachable, the other question you have to ask is a very practical one. at a world were two thirds of the senate would actually remove him from office he would simply be replaced with another left-wing a cabinet secretary carrying out exactly the same policies. it'

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trey: yes are coming up republican california congressman tom emmer mcclintock voted no and historicfind out why on "sunday night in america." trey: welcome back to "sunday night in america." it took a couple of trips to the plate but house republicans voted to impeach dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas this week. it's only the second time in u.s. history cabinet secretary it was impeach. president biden called it a quote blatant act of unconstitutional partisanship the democrat led senate might not even give it a trial. one thing appeals certain alejandro mayorkas will not be convicted three republicans voted not to impeach, not to indict if you will. one of them joins us out california congressman tom emmer mcclintock for a congressman, one thing i distinctly or member about our time together in the house, you were a stickler for what you believe to be constitutional. if you were and i say this with all due respect, a constitutional foreign in both sides if you believe the document is been pushed aside. so i am assuming something in this -- i meant that as a complement actually. i am

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e joined by congressman tom mcclintock.e is one of the republicans voted well yesterday upon the impeachment of alejandro mayorkas. why? guest: the same reasons i post the treatment of donald trump. is defined as for bribery or high crimes or misdemeanors. crimes relating to the office. alejandro mayorkas is guilty of maladministration on a cosmic scale, but that is not an impeachable offense and we know that because the founders considered that their deliberations and rejected it because it would place the executive branch under the control of the legislature and destroy the architecture of the constitution. even if it were impeachable, the other question you have to ask is a practical one and is in a fantasy world in which two thirds of the senate would actually remove him from office, he would simply be replaced with another left-wing cabinet secretary carrying out exactly the same policies. it is not going to improve things to replace him with alexandria ocasio-cortez. it is not going to be solved by placing another lef

at least two republicans plan to vote no ken buck and tom mcclintock. mcclintock called impeachment a stunt. >> but we know that's not grounds for impeachment. this border crisis can't be fixed by replacing one left wing official with another. >> if the house impeaches, marjorie taylor greene will serve as one of the 11 prosecutors in a senate trial. she criticized mcclintock for opposing impeachment. >> he needs to grow some courage and read the room. the room is our country. and the american people are fed up with millions of people abusing our laws, mayorkas breaking the law. >> the vote is on the edge. mike gallagher of wisconsin warned his colleagues they could be setting a dangerous precedent. >> do you respect their views when they say they don't think that this is right to go ahead and try to impeach mayorkas when someone like mike gallagher says this opens up pandora's box? >> it's an extreme measure. we do not take it lightly. i respect the conscience of everyone in how they vote. >> democrats claim impeachment of mayorkas is a proxy for impea

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trey: yes are coming up republican california congressman tom emmer mcclintock voted no and historictrey gowdy an ♪ ♪ >> trey: welcome back toy "sunday night in america."ca." it took a couple of troops but the house republicans voted to impeach dhs secretary, alejandro mayorkas, this week.so it is only the second time inis u.s. history cabinet secretary was impeached. president biden called it "a blatant act of unconstitutionals partisanship." a democrat led senate might not even give it a trial. one thing appears certain, alejandro mayorkas will not becv convicted. three republicans voted to not impeach, not to indict him if you will.he one of them joins us californiaa congressman, congressman mcclintock. one thing i remember our time iu the house, you were a stickler for what you believe to be constitutional. you were and it will say with all due respect, aonal constitutional thorn in both sides if you believe the document was being pushed aside. so, i am assuming that something -- yeah, that is a a compliment, actually.ua i am assuming what led youll toe believe -- something lead

hablando en el pleno, el congresista republicano por california, tom mcclintock, dijo que no votaríaarlos jiménez, votó a favor del proceso. yo creo que no ha cumplido con su deber y lo ha hecho a propósito. >> ha violado la ley y también ha puesto los estados unidos en riesgo. >> solo un funcionario del gobierno en la historia de estados unidos ha enfrentado cargos en la cámara de representantes, proceso que mayorkas logró esquivar las acusaciones contra mallorca. se han puesto las políticas migratorias del gobierno de joe biden en primera plana durante pleno año electoral, un tema que se espera siga acaparando la atención en los próximos meses en el capitolio. randy serrano telemundo. gracias randy. >> vámonos a otra información. ha anunciado la revisión de más de 750.000 vehículos debido a un defecto en un sensor que puede provocar que se inflen las bolsas de aire de el asiento delantero del pasajero. cuando no corresponde la revisión aplica a los automóviles de las marcas honda y acura fabricados entre los años 2020 y 2022. honda está sustituyendo los sensores sin ningún costo. e

host: we are joined by congressman tom mcclintock. he is one of the republicans voted well yesterday upon the impeachment of alejandro mayorkas. why? guest: the same reasons i post the treatment of donald trump. is defined as for bribery or high crimes or misdemeanors. crimes relating to the office. alejandro mayorkas is guilty of maladministration on a cosmic scale, but that is not an impeachable offense and we know that because the founders considered that their deliberations and rejected it because it would place the executive branch under the control of the legislature and destroy the architecture of the constitution. even if it were impeachable, the other question you have to ask is a practical one and is in a fantasy world in which two thirds of the senate would actually remove him from office, he would simply be replaced with another left-wing cabinet secretary carrying out exactly the same policies. it is not going to improve things to replace him with alexandria ocasio-cortez. it is not going to be solved by placing another l

accused under two articles laws and breaching public the representatives ke, mike gallagher and tom mcclintock were the only republicans to vote again t charges which are now subject to trial in the senate. thcase against mayorkas will be prosecuted by these are public and members of the house who have been appointed as impeachment managers. they include security commite chair mark green, foreign committees cirike mccall, and george was marjorie taylor greene initially introduced peachment resolution against secretary mayorkas. in a written statement, the senateity leader chuck schumer claimed there was no evidence of a crimng in part this sham impeachment another embarrassment. the one and only as is for speaker johnson toer appease donald trump. this statement from president biden,tory will not look their blatant activeblicans for unconstitutional partisanship that has targeted an honorable polica servant to play ineaof staging stunts, republicans with genuine coerns about the border, should want congress to deliver more resources and stronger border security. when a trial occurs in the sena

that was mike gallagher, ken buck and tom mcclintock. president trump wrote history won't look kindly at house republicans. next the prosecutors in this impeachment hearings, schumer has to take this up until. senators will be sworn as jurors and schumer has different options. he could go straight to trial and do that entire thing. he will could punt this to a special committee chosen by him and mitch mcconnell. or he can file a motion to dismiss this and that only needs a simple majority. you mentioned the special election. in new york city it was critical for republicans to move on this impeachment quickly and do it tonight before the polls closeed in new york. this is george santos's seat. if that were to flip to democrats, that would mean an even slimmer majority for speaker johnson and the numbers more of a problem. >> sean: we will watch that. a little trivia. my gold district when i lived i new york. i can't vote there anymore. we will check in with tim scott and anothers. biden's disastrous start to the month. it got worse today.

they did it because tom mcclintock hates mayorkas. he does not want this to be a battering ram.t is meant to be serious and we have not seen impeachment of a secretary since william bellknap. >> emily: that is the point people are making, it is serious and why it was used now. this is the time for such a serious message and tool to be used and it demonstrates severity of the catastrophe that is mayorkas's reign. >> dagen: what is done is done, now how quickly it can be dispatched in senate, whether it goes to trial or not. now democrats will be forced, any democrat who dares get in front of a microphone or strap one on, defend what mayorkas and biden have done to this country. jerry baker laid it out in some terms. the long-term damage and danger to this nation are both in incalculatable and unknowable. we see economic damage that cities and towns are grappling with in terms of the aid being handed out to people who should not be here. also, u.s. employment growth has gone to migrants, legal and illegal, since 2019, not to u.s. born individuals, that is new recent report. educat

allows impeachment vote because four republicans voted against impeachment california congressman tom mcclintocking against impeaching mayorkas. >> second may is guilty of mall administration of our immigration laws on a cosmic scale. but we know that is not grounds for impeachment case american founders specifically rejected it, they didn't want political disputes to become impeachments, this border crisis can't be fixeding replacing one left wing official with another that was congressman mcclintock what do you think this goes? >> sounds like coming from the angle the other party number one, but the reason this went down normally whip this very closely, is there was a democrat that ended up voting it was not supposed to, that is why they had to pull maneuver at the end, come to changing the vote to wait for scalise to come back, the dye cast no one is going to flip on a o vote you get scalise back i think the -- impeachment proceedings on mayorkas go through he is guy implementing this biden the banned leader both liable, constituents across the spectrum independents even some democrats know t

mike gallagher, the republican of wisconsin tom mcclintock republican of california ken buck the republic of colorado and blakemore the vice chair at the end of the vote he switched his vote so it was 216-214 it was t215 to 215 and why does blakemore who wanted to impeach mayorkas switch his vote? republicans want to call this back up somewhere in the future at some point they're going to get steve scalise the majority leader out he has been out for cancer treatment and there is a on long island if the republicans win that seat this was a major defeat and this is embarrassing after republicans made all of this noise about alejandro mayorkas and as i say it comes down to the math and they lacked the votes laura praised him if they did not have the votes. chad, thank you so much great joining me is arizona congressman andy biggs congressman, you know what i think about alejandro mayorkas. i have been hammering him since january 2021 but explained to the viewers what the point was in doing this, given the razor thin numbers that you had especially because the real culprit the real culprit is

david joyce has not revealed his hand, neither has tom mcclintock or dan newhouse.re, that we should be able to do this. and, look, steve, it is time to hold secretary mayorkas accountable. we have no other way to do this. he will not resign. despite the fact that he has willfully refused to enforce our federal laws to secure our southern border. in fact, he has instructed his subordinates not tone 40s laws. this is not just nonfeasance, this is malfeasance. this is active neglect on the part of the secretary. and since he won't do the honorable thing and resign. the house needs to hold him accountable by through impeachment. it's the only choice we have. >> steve: couple of constitutional experts jonathan turley was on this program and michael chertoff as well. george bush's department of homeland security secretary. they both said don't beach to the republicans because they said you might have a policy difference with him, but there is not enough evidence as defined by the constitution. >> yeah, well, that's why we have constitutional experts and i love those guys

the three other members are ken buck, tom mcclintock and tomorrow gallagher of wisconsin. they all voted against it. where does this go from here, erin? ultimately republicans will have the votes to impeach mayorkas when they are in full attendance themselves. one member, steve scalise, the house majority leader, has been out because of illness and the treatment he's receiving. we expect him to come back in the coming weeks. at that point they will have the votes to go ahead. no doubt about it, they expected this to be successful today and they had seen this effort to move on this israel aid bill collapse over the last several hours as democrats came out opposed to this plan joined by a handful of members on the far right who wanted cuts to that israel aid package. democrats were opposed to it because they wanted it tied to ukraine aid, border security package and taiwan package. this is a big push to move on a stand alone israel aid package. as we see here, in divisions within the ranks once again making governing this chamber incredibly difficult and this messy republica

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i'm talking about tom mcclintock and dave joyce, both of whom had will announce how they're going toote but haven't yet said. now it is very up in the air because a lot of lawmakers haven't said where they stand. >> really going to be fascinating to watch how this plays out on the floor today. i love the drama of a floor vote where you actually don't know what's going to that happen. they're not as they used to be, to be honest, but they're not super common. michael, can we talk about how democrats in the senate are going to handle this? we know obviously it would take two-thirds to follow through, that's not going to happen. but senator chris murphy did tell cnn that democrats, quote, don't want to compound the mockery of the process, end quote. what's that mean, and what are the options for them? >> yeah, it's also not even just democrats who are casting doubt on a senate trial, it's republicans, too. we saw congresswoman lisa murkowski i believe it was last week essentially say that this impeachment against mayorkas is going to eat up time on the senate floor. and that especially

remember that republicans lost three of their members, mike gallagher of wisconsin, tom mcclintock of california and ken buck of colorado. buck was not moved by the impeachment arguments. >> you can't point to a statute and say this is the statute he violated. people say he lied. there was opinions were that expressed that people disagree with. there is no high crime or misdemeanor in this situation. >> here is what happens next. the senate is compelled to start a trial. there are 11 house members who will serve as prosecutors, homeland security committee chairman mark green is one of them. >> it is now time for the senate to do its duty, to step up, hold a trial, and convict secretary mayorkas. >> chuck schumer says the trial will start later this month. they received the articles one day, swear in senators as jurors the next. the senate could dismiss the articles quickly. harris. >> harris: great work, thank you very much. in "focus" now let's get to florida congressman mike waltz member of the house foreign affairs, armed services and intelligence committees. first of all, democrat

mike gallagher, tom mcclintock, ken buck and a man from your neck of the woods, blake moore, republicanll voted no. your thoughts? >> i know all four of them very well, very disappoint ped. i think they're going to get strong primary challenges and they should. i think republicans should have focused more on, what happened to the 85,000 unaccompanied minors? the four, five, six, seven eight year old boys and girls that are unaccounted for released into the homeland. that should have i think led the argument but nevertheless, he should have been impeached. he should be fired, he has not done his job on. >> trace: i want to see if we have this video. do we have the video if not we don't have to show because it's kind of gruesome but the woman dragged by this migrant gang riding mopeds and she was dragged through the streets nicole and it was horrendous to watch and the thing i write this up for is police have identified this gang as committing at least 62 other crimes in new york city. they have built this crime gang, and it's just the beginning of these crime organizations from the migra

i'm stuck by the floor speech of the floor chair man, republican tom mcclintock who described this attempt is quote, a perilous task. he said house resolution 863 would utterly destroy the separation of powers. do you want to think that this is so dangerous to the separation of powers? mr. thompson: the framers of our constitution is a number of people have indicated. they spent a lot of time putting this document together. and i think they respect the separation of powers. and so we make the laws. and after we make the laws, we pass them onto the executive branch to carry forth. in this instance with the secretary, we don't give him any resources to do a job. so he has to use whatever level that he can to address the problem. and so in trying to address the problem without the proper resources, he's doing the best job he can, but he's not breaking the law. he is doing the best he can with the resources congress has provided. as i said, a majority of our committee who had the opportunity to vote on providing more resources to the department have voted against providing resources and now wa

tom mcclintock, obviously he is always in a tough re-election campaign, in california, republican coalitionfornia is always playing it safe here. ken buck, republican from the purple state of colorado, actually pretty liberal state. mike gallagher from wisconsin. ari, i have got to say even in those states that are kind of, you know, usually, obviously, democrat leaning, this is a pretty easy vote in the end, is it not? >> yes. well, i think there is two ways to look at it. one is the substance of the vote and the failures of the biden administration on the border. the other is what does impeachment mean? i do think there is a purest view constitution for high crimes and misdemeanors and they can ask themselves has a high crime or misdemeanor taken place? look, the person to blame here is nancy pelosi when they impeached donald trump device under the democratic house, they turned the impeachment high crime and misdemeanor into a vote of no confidence. that's where this started. and it shouldn't surprise anybody, especially the democrats if now republicans who hold power start to impeach the

they are ken buck of colorado, tom mcclintock of california, and wisconsin congressman mike gal dpr. vice chair of the gop conference, blake moore also flipped his vote to no just seconds before the vote closed to break the tie. moore's move allows the conference to bring the articles of impeachment back to the floor at a later date if they so-so choose. it happened when democratic congressman al green showed up at the last minute. he had missed the votes taking place earlier in the day because he was in the hospital recovering frm abdominal surgery. republican thought he wasn't going to show up at all, he did. yesterday congresswoman marjorie taylor greene suggested that the democratic congressman's arrival was a planned move. >> they hid one of their members waiting until the last minute watching to see our votes, trying to throw us off on the numbers that we had versus the numbers they had. so, yeah, that was a strategy at play tonight. >> a spokesperson for house speaker mike johnson says republicans will bring the articles of impeachment back to the floor when the house has enou

that's ken buck, tom mcclintock. mike gallagher, dave joyce.epublicans who have told our team they have not made up their minds. if impeached, he will be just the second cabinet secretary to be impeached in almost 150 years. it's been driven largely by marjorie taylor greene. republicans have argued that he is refusing to enforce the laws on immigration and ignoring the law, that's why he should be impeached and republican opponents say this is an appropriate use of impeachment power. they argue the house is trying to impeach a cabinet secretary over an agreement president biden. this is going to be an extremely close outcome. finally, if this does succeed, it would go to the senate and there's an interesting dynamic here because democrats seem to have no appetite for this. they control 51 votes in the senate and if they stick together, they can dismiss this without having a trial. senator manchin, probably the most conservative democrat spoke to us a few hours ago. he said he is not interested in a trial. he called it ridiculous. so that gives

i know tom mcclintock, he has a primary coming up, i think he's one of the only tree that hasn't said or not he is retiring or not running again. it'll be interesting, like i said, an interesting decision for republicans who view this as are they just following along with what the party leaders are telling them to do, or is this really what's in the best interest of the country as a whole. and that's going to to be a question they're going to have to grapple with for themselves. molly: republicans are blaming their back to back failures on impeaching alejandro mayorkas and israel aid on their slim majority, not on mike johnson. but this from representative thomas massie, republican of kentucky, on, and. he just made this post this week, getting rid of speaker mccarthy has officially turned into an unmitigated disaster. he complains that the work on the separate bills has ceased, spending reductions, talked about a warrantless spying but also our majority has slunk. your thoughts on -- shrunk. your thoughts on those two angles. >> one, as somebody who worked for speaker john boehner an

tom mcclintock and mike gallagher. a fourth member, blake moore, voted against it, but that was for procedural reasons, so they could call off the vote again. so when this vote happens again in the future to impeach mayorkas, they almost certainly will have the votes to go forward because steve scalise, a majority will be back after recovering from an illness. a short-lived victory but still a victory for democrats in scuttling this effort that republicans had hoped they could cheer for the impeachment of mayorkas making him the second cabinet secretary ever to face high crimes and misdemeanor charges from the united states house of representatives not happening today because of this failure here. just in a matter of moments we do expect this also to fail. this vote on the floor to approve $17.6 billion in aid to israel would be 2/3 majority of the house to do it because house republicans in the freedom caucus, the far right faction said they would not go along with the leadership's spending and dome kratz said they wo

a small group of republicans, including tom mcclintock from the central valley, broke ranks and votedcome the first cabinet member impeached in more than 100 years. this comes as a bipartisan bill on border security and immigration appears to have collapsed. now, not surprisingly, there is a lot of finger pointing. >> we got a supplemental funding proposal with immigration provisions. it's not a border security bill. it doesn't do anything of the sort. >> all indications are this bill won't even move forward to the senate floor. why a simple reason donald trump, former president trump has criticized the bill and rallied republicans against it. >> the senate is expected to take a procedural vote tomorrow. >> we are expecting more rain tomorrow. sandy lays out the timing for that, and the rest of the seven day forecast next i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists ar

now, come up on "fox & friends," we will be joined by california republican congressman tom mcclintock voted no. and florida republican congresswoman laura lee who voted yet. speak for mike johnson says house republicans intend to bring articles of impeachment back to the floor when they have the votes. >> surprise appearance from a democrat. everyone thought was sick. al greene. so, when he showed up everything got messed up. and then mike gallagher surprised a lot of people. thanks so much, brooke. >> steve: mr. green showed up in a wheelchair wearing hospital clothes because he had emergency abdominal surgery but the vote was so important. >> brian: santos ousted. steve scalise dealing with cancer treatment that really narrowed the margin. to 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

if republicans can only lose three vote, it looks like maybe congressmen ken buck and tom mcclintock are a name. what's happening now? >> yeah. we have a 2-vote majority. we're working as quick as a we can, and and i commend whip emmer, but we really should vote to impeach secretary mayorkas. i don't think you could have a guy more derelict in his duties than this secretary. elizabeth: so we've got congressman arm a strong weighing in. let's go right to house judiciary chair jim jordan. of it's good to sew you, chairman jordan. >> good to be with you, les. elizabeth what's happening now with the impeachment vote against mayorkas? if. >> well, we'll find out. we'll call the roll and we'll see. that's how legislative bodies work.. i'm like kelly, i think we should impeach secretary mayorkas. he has not enforced the law. he's come in front of congress and said things that were not accurate. so when he says that to congress, he's saying that to the american people. so i do think it's warranted, but we'll see what the vote is if, in fact, it's called later today. it's supposed to be. eliz

the two members that have come out and in opposition to it, ken buck and tom mcclintock, have cited thent of homeland security secretary. that's a common belief among republicans, but they just don't think what he's done as homeland security secretary rises to the level of high crimes and misdemeanors which is explicitly spelled out in the constitution. furthermore, you see some of these republicans that are hedging whether or not they're going to support these articles of impeachment are also concerned about the fact that it will effectively do anything. it will essentially turn out to be a slap on the wrist. it seems very unlikely that once this is snt to the senate and held for trial, there's no universe in which there's two-thirds of the majority in the senate to convict mayorkas and penalize him for whatever they prescribe to be the problem. >>> i want to pause for a moment and consider this. there is an immigration bill crafted by three people, democratic, independent and very conservative republican. that conservative republican is saying we need to do this immigration bill. repu

the border security and foreign aid package in the mayorkas impeachment vote with congressman tom mcclintock. and with the democratic congressman. c-span's washington journal, join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> a healthy democracy doesn't just look like this, it looks like this. where americans can see democracy at work. where our republic thrives. get informed straight from the source on c-span. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word. from the nation's capital to wherever you are, to get the opinion that matters the most. this is what democracy looks like. c-span, powered by cable. >> florida congressman matt along with republican conference chair and other house republicans briefed reporters on a resolution reaffirming president trump did not engage in insurrection. it comes days before the supreme court is scheduled to hear an oral argument in a case with former president trump's appeal with the colorado supreme court's decision ruling him congressman gates says there are a total of 63 republicans cosponsoring the resolution and he

crossed party lines to vote against these articles of impeachment for merrick, as that includes tom mcclintock of california, mike gallagher of wisconsin, and ken buck of colorado. those are the same three republicans who voted against impeaching america's last week. 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. he has 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 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 collectively saying that they just don't see the support in appetite in the upper c

republican lawmakers voted against impeaching mayorkas representatives, ken buck, my gallagher, and tom mcclintock question whether these criticisms justified an impeachment. joining me now to further discuss his decision his congressman ken buck congressman. thank you for being here. trump is talking about mass deportation. biden seems poised to limit a by executive order, which is the better necessary approach. >> but michael, all of the above, frankly, we've we have 1.321, 0.5 million people in this country who have already been adjudicated, that they are here illegally. and ice is not looking for them, and ice has been ordered not to look for them. and they need to be deported. so that is a mass deportation you should i'm not suggesting 12 million people right now, but there are 1.321, 0.5 million who should be deported. in addition to that, we need to stop the crisis that is occurring at our border and stop people from coming across the border illegally coming into this country, claiming that they deserve asylum when in fact they're coming here for economic mike reasons. they can't point to a

congressmen actually join with democrats, mike gallagher of wisconsin, ken buck of colorado, tom mcclintock talk of california opposing the a pitchman impeachment arguing a polity policy dispute over immigration doesn't amount to an impeachable offense like public corruption. because house republicans, they're arguing that he has not done his job, that he isn't adequately enforcing immigration law. but those opposed to this say he's didn't abuse the power of his office for personal gain in any way. he didn't engage in corruption and that's really what impeachment should be reserved for. but i'll let you hear for yourself how lawmakers are explaining how they voted this guy essentially subverted the laws passed by this body. and that can't stand >> cabinet secretary doesn't get to pick and choose which laws they're going to force. >> this is a policy difference. >> you can tried to put lipstick on this pig. it is still a pig, and this is a terrible impeachment. it sets a terrible precedent if there's a republican president in next, congress, you better expect huge fan of a cabinet official >

a small group of republicans, including tom mcclintock from the central valley, broke ranks and votedainst impeachment. house republicans accuse alejandro mayorkas of willfully refusing to enforce immigration laws and of lying to congress that the border is secure. democrats call the impeachment effort a gop stunt, and now they want to impeach a man for not doing his job. >> when you didn't give him the resources to do it. >> now, the vote comes as mayorkas played a key role in negotiating the new senate bipartisan border and foreign aid bill. it would pump $20 billion into border security. >> developing news on the israel hamas war hamas has responded to a proposed cease fire and hostage deal in gaza. the militant group is calling for a phased withdrawal by israel during a four and a half month truce during that time, all hostages would be freed and negotiations for a permanent cease fire would take place. the proposal also includes allowing the un to provide humanitarian services and establish housing camps. a historic verdict after a deadly school shooting in michigan. the shooter'

and of course that mike gallagher, ken buck and tom mcclintock.this move getting swift reaction from president trump tonight who wrote history will not look kindly on house republicans for their blatant act of unconstitutional partisanship. soe histor what happens next? now, sean so basically the house impeachment managers, the prosecutors, essentially in this impeachmen tt trial now will deliver by hand the articles of impeachment over to the senate. that would have happened tonight, sean. but the senate is out of session. but when the senate does reconvene, leader schumerha will then take this up immediately. he has to acknowledge this tak immediately. senators will be sworn in asun jurorstil. . the trial and then schumer has a couple of different options here. he can ds dit o a few different things. he can either go straight o to trial and do that entire thing. he can punt this to a special committee chosen by him and gop leader mitch mcconnell. >> or he can what lot of folksno thinks he will he will actually go ahead and do is file a motion to

colorado's ken buck and tom mcclintock from california say they will vote no. what are you watching for on the other side of the aisle here? do you think they have the votes? >> i think we're unsure. one thing we have always known is that the republican conference is led by the extreme far right maga win of the party. they control the agenda, they control what happens. it is good to see that there are a couple of members understanding this is a very serious process. there hasn't been -- we don't impeach cabinet secretaries because we disagree with a policy. i hope there are more republicans that join them. there are other republicans across this country that are in moderate seats, they should be voting no on this sham impeachment process and so we have been encouraging republicans that we speak with, i sit on the homeland security committee where we actually voted on this issue and i really hope that they see the light and do the right thing here. there is no reason for this impeachment. what we should be doing is working together to solve the problemss at the

unanimous consent to include in the record a cbs news article in which republican congressman tom mcclintock calls congresswoman greens impeachmensecretary mayo unconstitutional abuse of power. >> with no objection, still ordered. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i ask consent to include in the record the bloomberg news article entitled mayorkas uproar puts dhs in familiar spot as political football, describing how the republican sham and peach meant is threatening the ability of dhs employees and officers to do their job, disrupting dhs operations and hurting their ability to recruit. >> without objection, so ordered. >> i now ask unanimous consent to including the record and op- ed published just this week entitled don't impeach alejandro mayorkas , in which the former bush era dhs secretary says that house republicans are misusing the process to target an official who has done nothing wrong. political and policy disagreements are not impeachable offenses. >> without objection, so ordered. >> and now i ask you, mr. chairman, for unanimous consent to include a record titled opposition to the imp