in fact, people that do repeat a dive oftentimes start to suffer respiratory ailments and things like that. because of the sudden change in the atmosphere and the humidity. >> martha: michael, let me go back to you. when you look at this situation, you hear about these noises that have been picked up and we just heard from the search team that they are in the area where they're hearing these noises. tell me what you think. >> well, there's -- sound travels over 700 feet per second under water. nothing to slow it down. i've had friends of mine diving in the bahamas. you can hear the whales up by nova scotia. this can be anything from all the didn't ship traffics out there with their props and the motors themselves. you know, deep sea rigs out there drilling and doing other things. hearing a noise under water, a
situation _ always able to get out of any tricky situation he was in, so i think there — situation he was in, so i think there was_ situation he was in, so i think there was this question whether somehow— there was this question whether somehow he had would perhaps get a suspension _ somehow he had would perhaps get a suspension that will be less than ten days — suspension that will be less than ten days. and then clearly 90 days shows _ ten days. and then clearly 90 days shows a _ ten days. and then clearly 90 days shows a committee has done a very thorough _ shows a committee has done a very thoroughjob, but i think since friday— thoroughjob, but i think since friday last week have significantly upped _ friday last week have significantly upped the penalty in the sanction. interesting let me go back to you, claire, as i think we have recanted with a line. you were saying that you believe there is some sort of future may be political but not in the conservative party, did i hear that right? the conservative party, did i hear that riuht? ., . . that right? you did hear that right. i think that boris _ that right? you did hear that right. i think that boris johnson - that right? you did hear that right. i think that boris johnson will - i think that boris johnson will always— i think that boris johnson will always be _ i think that boris johnson will always be around _ i think that boris johnson will always be around politics - i think that boris johnson will always be around politicsjust i think that boris johnson will - always be around politicsjust not in the _ always be around politicsjust not in the conservative _ always be around politicsjust not in the conservative party. - always be around politicsjust not in the conservative party. he - always be around politicsjust not in the conservative party. he is. always be around politicsjust not. in the conservative party. he is not willing _ in the conservative party. he is not willing to _ in the conservative party. he is not willing to go — in the conservative party. he is not willing to go quietly. _ in the conservative party. he is not willing to go quietly. and _ in the conservative party. he is not willing to go quietly. and as we - willing to go quietly. and as we have _ willing to go quietly. and as we have seen— willing to go quietly. and as we have seen from _ willing to go quietly. and as we have seen from around - willing to go quietly. and as we have seen from around the - willing to go quietly. and as we i have seen from around the world willing to go quietly. and as we - have seen from around the world with other— have seen from around the world with other political— have seen from around the world with other political leaders, _ have seen from around the world with other political leaders, especially- other political leaders, especially across _ other political leaders, especially across the — other political leaders, especially across the pond, _ other political leaders, especially across the pond, they _ other political leaders, especially across the pond, they do - other political leaders, especially across the pond, they do kind - other political leaders, especially across the pond, they do kind ofi across the pond, they do kind of hang _ across the pond, they do kind of hang around _ across the pond, they do kind of hang around if— across the pond, they do kind of hang around if they _ across the pond, they do kind of hang around if they think- across the pond, they do kind of| hang around if they think they've done _ hang around if they think they've done nothing _ hang around if they think they've done nothing wrong. _ hang around if they think they've done nothing wrong. and - hang around if they think they've done nothing wrong. and boris l done nothing wrong. and boris johnson — done nothing wrong. and boris johnson has _ done nothing wrong. and boris johnson has always _
the american public. >> and that was the house speaker kevin mccarthy laying out that he believes the house republican conference and the white house, president biden of course have reached a tentative debt limit deal. and we were just talking about the details of this a few moments ago. it would extend the debt limit into 2025 so the country doesn't have to go through all this again during a presidential election cycle. catherine rampell, let me go back to you. as we were expecting he was touting portions of of this deal that are going to be favorable for him and getting this through his republican conference. what was your sense of what you just heard there? >> reporter: i thought it was interesting that he didn't give us many of the details. obviously we all want to know what's actually in this
has said, "i'll give whatever money i have to to stop donald trump." last night was n a sense, a political earthquake. i said it was aghtning bolt. it was an earthquake. people are once again waking up with the consequence of donald trump in the white house. a guy who has breached one political norm after another, one constitutional norm after another. and, you know, you look at this, and jackie alemany, let me go back to you, you have the most important part. going back to trump, what willie brought up, that trump is just hurting himself here by pushing away the very people he needs on board. he is now in a republican party. he is running a republican party, and he is sending a message to women across america,
but i guarantee you the more thatthat the house investigatorg into this, the more they are going to find influence peddling, tax evasion, tax fraud, money laundering, and violations of the foreign corrupt practices act. >> sean: sara, let me go back to you. we talked about suspicious activity reports and new shell companies that james comer was able to discover. i go back to the question, with all the money coming in from china, russia, ukraine, and all the other countries, you know, what did joe biden no? when did he know it? did he get any of this money? we know he lied when he said he never talked to his son about his foreign business dealings. and i want to get a final an answer, how much money did they do in business with these other countries because i think the american people have a right to know whether or not joe biden profited from these countries and whether or not that is impacting his decision-making as
how this works out.i but i guarantee you , the more that the house investigatorss dig into this and they've only been doing it for four months, the morego peey're going to find ofing influence peddling, tax evasion, tax fraud, mone taxynso laundering and violations of the foreign corrupt practices. sarah , let me go back to you. we talked about suspicious back activity reportsto, a new shell companies that james komar wasme able to discovers . i go back to the question, in fm with all this money coming in from china, russia, ukrainee and all these other countries, you know, what did joe biden di know? when did he know it?he did he get any of this money?f s we know he lied when he said he never talked to his son about his foreign business. dealings. ign busine and i want to know how much money i want to get a final answer. did they do in business with china, russia, ukraine and these othen businer countrin because i think k the american t people have a right to knowden whether or not joe biden profited from these countries and whether or not that
it's known to speak at a club for growth conference. the club for growth of course a very influential anti-tax group here in washington. they decided to host a competing event that florida governor ron desantis and several other leading republican governors and others are appearing at. so wolf, in a nutshell what it shows is there simply is a dividing line in the republican party, donald trump at the middle of that, between those who want to send him back to office and those who are looking for a fresh start. so unusual compared to many years here. there is a pretty empty crowd and a short list of speakers going into this weekend, wolf. >> you know, it's interesting. david, let me go back to you. the former vice president mike pence, he spoke with cbs news. i want you to listen to what he said when asked if he would support donald trump if he's the republican presidential nominee. >> well, i think we'll have better choices, and i really trust republican voters to sort it out. >> that's clearly not a yes, is it? >> it clearly isn't. this is a line that mike pence
to the president of the united states. jake, let me go back to you. >> thanks, wolf. we're just watching the house chamber as so many americans. there of course the new speaker kevin mccarthy with the vice president kamala harris. jamie, these speeches, these state of the union addresses often are known for having an emotional moment. we remember it in president trump's first address to congress there was the gold star wife of a fallen marine. are you anticipating any this evening especially with the family of tyre nichols in the audience? >> no question about it. and just to go back, that's an actually for those of us to remember a relatively recent thing for guests who served with ronald reagan when he had i think lenny sputnik who had rescued someone from the plane crash out of the potomac --
on the intel community coming from this small congressional caucus. i talked about ronald reagan, and what reagan stood for in exporting freedom. exporting democracy, what we believe during the cold war we were doing. you go back to those cold war times, and mark, let me go back to you, as a former cia guy, i will be honest with you, i am very nervous about these radicals who are not conservatives, they are isolationists. they're insurrectionists. a lot of them are weirdos, a lot of them are freaks. they have bizarre views of government. nothing conservative about them, and this is from the "way too early" editorial page considered by, you know, i think everybody to be one of the most conservative editorial pages in america, and it says defense is now a gop target. this is from their editorial this morning. as we reported saturday, speaker
brendan knows well and has explained at length the way the rules committee functions as a stopgap committee before things go to the house floor. that is really important. just in terms of the way the place functions, i think it is important to note that kevin mccarthy has the same margin that nancy pelosi lass had over the course of the last few years, and you talk to democrats who credit her for having the acumen of knowing her caucus, knowing how to count votes before she gets to the floor, and certainly that wasn't the calculus here, and it gives us a sense of how this is going to go forward. i don't think anyone in this house had an expectation, hallie, that we're about to go into a real period of activity and things getting passed. we're in a period of divided government. but certainly this is instructive for those of us who cover this place and for americans who see what it does, it will be a rocky two years. >> ali, stand by for us if you will. steve kornacki, let me go back to you, and i am sorry to have