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politics here. speaker johnson put his job on line to bring the measures but he couldn't have done it without democrat support. so did the democrats have to make concessions to get the speaker to advance the foreign aid bills? >> you know, i think the need for the republican conference to have democratic votes in the rules committee comes from the poor decisions that kevin mccarthy made as he was advancing his own self interest and doing whatever it took for his very short tenure as speaker. he put people on the rules committee who were not serious people. people who didn't want to govern but wanted to campaign. i think when it came to hakeem jeffries, i think it is an understanding in the democratic caucus that these are critically important, critically historic times for our nation in the world and we need to act in the best interest of the american public. >> let me ask you quickly. will you vote to save speaker's
here and there's nothing you can do. >> and john boehner said that the day before we had the popes speak and the floor, then each team to hci five the next day and said, i resigned percent respectively. why does he want me to listen to keep republicans are calling on well, i mean, right now, three is the magic number. >> if he called the motion to vacate, he's going to lose absent democrats saving him like they did today. but if they do that, he's really become tainted at that point. why is why is he tainted if democrats killed us on the first procedural vote because i don't think it's ever been done that democrats would save him. the question would then be the same question we have today, which is what did he trade we weren't in those negotiations that went on for hours while the rules committee was in recess day before yesterday what was he? the trading with the democrats in exchange to maintain power long enough to pass his foreign aid
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the bills to advance to the house floor. usually it's the majority party alone who passes these rules in committee and on the floor. so a stunning fashion in which this happened. the democratic votes were needed, though, because three republicans on the committee voted against the bills in protest against the aid for ukraine not paired with border security measures. in an interview last night speaker johnson acknowledged the rebellion in his own party and admitted he'll need these democrats to get the aid package passed. joining us once more is nbc news correspondent raf sanchez and joining us senior politics reporter eugene scott. it seems like a fair assumption this thing is going to pass, but it's going to look a little strange in terms of who's voting for it. it's going to be bipartisan. >> democrats have been clear they want see aid move forward for ukraine.
>> carley: one day after the house means committee for a package that includes $26 billion for israel. >> todd: iraq war veteran, cory mills joins us now. congressmen come into the broader picture of the united states response, we have heard you want this program call out the biden administration for allowing the middle east and allowing many of the regions in the world to reach the point of chaos that they have so going forward, what should the biden administration do, especially in light of last night strikes, but also, what will they do? >> first time i think we need to be discussing exactly what was last night strikes. what was the strikes that just occurred with the approximately 170 drones, 130 rockets, but also 130 missiles launched by iran. you both have on equal sides, iranian regime is having to continually show face because of the populace uprights revolt and
our coverage of the breaking news. the israeli strike against iran . we are joined now by the director of the national security law and policy program at george mason university, former chief counsel and senior adviser for the senate foreign committee, jameel jaffer. jamal, great to have you with us these early hours of friday morning. >> wonder, first of all, what you make of what we're hearing from reuters now is. a senior iranian official saying that and this is a quote, there is no plan for immediate retaliation. that would seem to indicate that israel has achieved its objectives, sending a very clear message while not provoking any real reaction. >> well, it does seem that way . if, in fact, iran decides not to respond here and that back and forth, tit for tat is over, that's probably good situation for the region. it probably makes a lot of sense.