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>> i'm not arguing because that is what it looks like. or at least that is what it is in the course of things. howard democrats assessing so that the politics of this moment, where you conceivably, unlike with kevin mccarthy, do find interest among some democrats to save the speaker for purposes of like what we just talked about. these things. it there won't be a lot of that on the agenda after this. and then becomes, careful what you wish for kind of bargain. speaker johnson is still going to be a part of the republican caucus, freedom caucus member, et cetera. he will be bringing stuff on that and a lot of folks might be looking at democrats going,

GOP leaders split after Rosendale's exit from Senate race

“If you need to hold your nose when you vote, then hold your nose when you vote. That's not the best way to do it, but it's the best way

GOP leaders split after Rosendale's exit from Senate race

“If you need to hold your nose when you vote, then hold your nose when you vote. That's not the best way to do it, but it's the best way

supplying hamas and all their missiles. a.m. it's working and, "b" we have to modulate our responses to make sure we don't fight too much into it. >> yeah, it's a scary situation that could easily escalate. john miller, ronan bergman, thank you both for your expertise on this. also in washington tonight not even three months into the job tonight house speaker mike johnson is being threatened by some of his own members with potentially the same fate as his predecessor, kevin mccarthy. a republican insider and former freedom caucus member will join us next with that question.

tonight, not even three months onto the job, tonight house speaker mike johnson is being threatened by some of his members with potentially the same fate as his predecessor, kevin mccarthy. is the house gop unleadable? republican insider and former freedom caucus member will join us next t with that t question..

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