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To come. >> such a remarkable improvement over the last 24 hours and the importance of what they said about neurological functions. really something. coy, well let you run back into the building and see what more you could get. but thanks again for rushing out to fill us in. the third day now of voting. kevin mccarthy still trying to become speaker but lacking the 218 votes he needs to take that gavel. well follow all of the action, well bring you straight to capitol hill. stay with us. the hi...

Line. you know, the republicans, of course, were elected to come here. they ran on an agenda, erin. a lot of the moderate republicans are frustrated that this is their first display of power but also that they cant do anything. they cant start the investigations that they want to start. 123450 committee staffers wont be paid. this is going to start affecting people that also work up here on the hill. >> jessica, thank you very much. so, david, everyone at this point is watching this incredible, ...

Congressman david jolly, and joyce vance, a former u.s. attorney who is now professor at the university of alabama law school. both david and joyce are also msnbc contributors. thank you all for being with us. garrett, want to start with you here. what does this letter potentially mean for kevin mccarthys path to get the votes he need to become speaker? >> hes going in the wrong direction. the nine signatoies are in addition to the five republicans who have already come out and called -- calling...

Real authorization for in law. so there are things like that we really need to cleanup as a matter of course. so these rules are substantive, and they matter a lot to how the place functions, and i think, you know, while it hasnt been a one-sided thing where kevin mccarthy has conceded every point in every way. we made real progress across the conference. and craw, there are people on either end a little dissatisfied. i think everyone feels its been transactional, and we look for a philosophy, k...

>> kat: shocking, so what did you make of the year for joe? >> drew: adam and i discussed on the podcast and try to figure out what is up with him. we really do and i lately think he is starting to confetti late a little bit, and thats what people do when their faculty slipped had no harm intended, hope this isnt true, but people will fill-in with particularly their personality is in a certain way, politicians generally constructed that way where the truth is maybe not such an important matter, ...

Had that hearing last week, and to our shock we found that it wasnt being done, that only one mandatory audit was started and none of the audits were completed. so we wanted to let the american public know about that, but to really understand how that occurred and why that was wrong. we needed to release those tax returns. >> i wanted to ask you about that, congresswoman. is the irs in trouble here? i mean, or is there some sense that the white house put pressure on the irs? i mean, why wasnt it...

Wealthy have declined, and the audits of the ultra wealthy have declined by 70%. so they have had less and less resources. this is why democrats put in the inflation reduction bill $80 billion for the irs to restore its functions and to make sure that the ultra wealthy in this country pay their fair share, and by the way, those audits would only be for anybody earning $400,000 or more, but i do think theres another problem as to why this happened, and i think its because there was a lack of will...

Nervous system, handling unconscious tasks. >> things like blood pressure and heart rate and breathing and digestion, these are functions that we shouldnt have to think about. >> a new study is finding that covid is linked to a five times greater risk of pots. and could be the cause of many long covid symptoms. doctor mitchell miglis, a pots expert at stanford university, says the condition can be crippling. >> the symptoms that are worse when you stand, light-headedness, shortness of breath and...

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Thats how swift and how consistent backlash has been. - the moment obama was elected and early in the presidency, you started to see this dynamic which was, in certain subsets, you were finding majorities of white people who you could poll who would tell you that whites were the most disadvantaged group in the united states. - this president, i think, has exposed himself as a guy, over, and over, and over again, who has a deep-seated hatred for white people or the white culture. this guy is, i b...