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vote for house speaker starts right now. ♪ any minute the house gavels in without a speaker for a third straight day. congress caught in the grips of chaos. no deal to end a first in a century clash over who becomes the next speaker of the united states house of representatives. i'm erin burn net in new york and you are watching cnn's special live coverage. >> i'm jake tapper in washington. the talks between republican leader kevin mccarthy and his allies and the 20 conservative rebels have been the most productive conversations yet in a week characterized by breakdowns, backroom...

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In fact, there's far more that unite us than divide us, regardless of our political party or ideology. the issues today are over a few rules and personalities. while the issues at that time were about slavery and whether the value of a man who looks like me was 60% or 100% of a human being. it was a long and drawnout, painful process. but it needed to happen. in the end, nathaniel banks won, by the slimmest of margins. you know, margins don't matter when your policy is on the right side of history. [ applause ] on that day, long ago, the good guys won. on that day, long ago, the abolitionists ...

History, 1856 is the last time it took longer than the votes we're having right now to find a speaker of the house. 133 over two months, without question the issues divide us today are much less severe than they were in 1856. in fact, there's far more that unite us than divide us regardless of our political party or ideology. the issues today are over a few rules and personalities. while the issues at that time were about slavery and whether the value of a man who looks like me was 60% or 100% of a human being. it was a long, drawn out, painful process, but it needed to happen. and in the end,...