our job is not to coronate the biggest fund raiser or rubber stamp the status quo or keep on going along to get along. it s to use our votes. to elect a speaker who will enable us to get our country back on track. neil: when we eventually decide on that person. i m neil cavuto. this is your world. the showdown to decide who will become the need leader goes into a sixth vote that for the republican leader right now, kevin mccarthy, it s the same old story. a political grounds hog day that yields the same results with every vote. etch though we don t have the sixth round of voting done, we can already know by seeing those under the others category that kevin mccarthy has failed yet again to get the votes he needed. you can t afford to lose more than 4. with each and every voted, he s lost that many and more. it could be as low as 19 and as high as 20. no matter how you slice it, he s coming up zero. chad pergram on capitol hill with more on this and where this goes now. c
tonight. so what do those voters want to hear? consistently those who want to like donald trump say they want him to be more controlled, more on message. while those who want to like joe biden say they want him to prove his age is not an issue. are either one of them going to deliver? and what exactly does delivering look like? what exactly is the metric for a good performance on age or on personal control? let s try to figure that out. joining us from atlanta, vaughn hilliard and staff writer for the atlantic and msnbc political contributor vonn leibovich. vaughn, donald trump is coming up with expectation. he s not controlled. he s not polite and he interrupts and over talks, but this is a situation that will cut him off. his mike will be cut. you can probably still hear him if he keeps talking and his microphone will not be on and are we going to see a different donald trump tonight? this is going to be his 17th debate, katy. as you said, this is not new for him, and o
$300 from $400. they didn t get closer to the $618 billion package. the $1.9 trillion bill includes 350 billion for state and local governments and a portion of the money tied to unemployment rates. they took issue with the $130 billion in emergency funding for schools, the majority won t be spend for 1 to 7 years and a third round of $1,400 stimulus checks which will go to felons like the boston bomber. senator tom cotton tried to stop it but every democrat voted it down. senator tom cotton voted in favor of the last bill and we asked for him comment on that. while no republicans supported it, joe manchin sided with the republicans about trimming back unemployment. now the white house is working the phones. biden is ready to go when it passes. our legislative team are certainly not taking anything for granted. they re checking in with officers, making sure they have the questions answered. the house is expected to vote on this tomorrow and then it should head to the pres
so we have in tandem the conversation of he won t be security and also concerned and conversations about his skin when he s born. yeah, when meg said it s an entirely true and i m saying it not because i m an expert open royalty, far from it. my favorite castle is white. i just read the same stuff that you do. turns out only grand brats and direct line of succession to be presses. meghan marries a prince and moves to hollywood. inks deals with spot flies and rubs elbows with the clooneys but sadly her child won t be a prince. she s the real victim though. as for the rest of her complaints, they could be real. i have my own problems and so do you. she blames hers on race and why not? it s the universal fits off complaint these days. it wasn t racism that harmed lady diana. it s the life when you become the story. markle can exploit the racial obsession embraced by western media, but the tabloids would have hounded her if she s white, black or brown. the queen, the prince, th
economic data. are we entering a recession. is inflation cooling and what is the fed s next move. however, when we look overing the long run and we look at the impact of what s going on for the long-term, i do think this is bullish for stocks. the symptom market loves gridlock. it loves low inflation. martha: . neil: does it like this kind of gridlock? that s exactly what they like. in this i m not trying to politicize this but it s fair to say this conservative wall street bastion likes what they hear out of republicans or at least the promise to cool it s on spending and all of that. we know that has gone on in the past. having said that, if that looks delayed for a while, maybe a long while, the grids lock thing is not as good. what do you think? then you have the issue of having a dealt ceiling issue later this year. if we can t come to a resolution