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is going to end up being speaker. i'if someone in the republican party -- but he's going to have the votes and that's what many republicans and said they're going to do there are republicans that have talked about walking away if she has this. i certainly don't think she has the votes i do think democrats are going to come together and back speaker johnson because they are now working together they see that's not just in the best interest of america but it's also the best interest of their party and their political lifelines. marjorie taylor should not be a no politician left or right. she be any chamber, house included hostage over their personal views she does not have the majority on this. arthel: let's us in florida congressman on "fox news sunday." >> marjorie taylor greene is not a serious person but she's not a serious legislator. quite frankly it marjorie taylor greene elect thomas a massie and paul are trying to accomplish by removing the speaker of the house and this very moment after
marjorie taylor greene and what thomas massie and paul are trying to accomplish by removing the speaker of the house in this very moment after october 7 would only embolden china it would only embolden russia. only embolden iran. she would let the ayatollah and arent take israel and she was that putin take europe. not just ukraine i do not want to be lectured by marjorie taylor greene. that being said listen, there are protocols on the house floor i think it was a big moment democrats or republicans came together but i understand waving flags on the fl floors is proto. shannon: has a lot to accuse her of giving up israel to iran and ukraine to putin. she is welcome to come on the show for it but she is voted against all those packages. quickset that leap up from there she is welcome to come at you guys can have a debate too. congressman we always appreciate your time. quick sufficient, thank you. shannon: up next to juries been selected opening arguments set for tomorrow. former prison terms criminal trial in your sierra legal panel
instrument developing the soured, long stalled military aid is the closest it has been to getting out of congress to our allies. the senate this week will likely vote on the $95 billion package which includes assistance for ukraine, israel and taiwan. despite the bipartisan victory, threats within the republican party to remove mike johnson as speaker are growing. today, several house democrats showed their support for how the speaker handled this. >> i give him credit for doing this. i would actually vote to table any motion to vacate him. >> we've had the patient's running the insane asylum. so you know, i really have to give credit where credit is due. it doesn't mean i will save his speakership, but i appreciate that the speaker decided to stand up and do what a speaker is supposed to do. >> what marjorie taylor greene and thomas massey and paul goes-
to be. the votes in person. the question is who would it be? who would actually be able to get a majority of folks in congress, not just republicans or democrats, you have to get the majority of the folks putting at the time. it's unclear who marjorie taylor greene or paul goes-r, who they would say could get those votes. name names, obviously. i will say those moderates and conservatives that julie was talking about are people who do not want the next person. however the next person would be is unclear to them. that's why we see democrats starting to say hey, we might save this guy. we have a motion to table. might not come to lower the threshold. these are the maneuvers that democrats are talking about right now. two people really matter here. it's not marjorie taylor greene. it's hakeem jeffries who will tell democrats whether or not
and so that is one of the reasons that trump has not some i guess, or maybe that is how i put it. he has some armor against these court cases which is just the general republican frame that these are just politically motivated, which ons against drunk and just looking at them polls about how voters, voters view this. but whether they believed these charges are some were very or somewhat believable, 73% actually believed that reuters, that's reuters, ipsos, paul, about in his hush money case, but then the question is, are they serious? and this is consistent with what those voters you're talking two, 64% still significant amount believers series, but it is lower than those other cases, those other three criminal cases, so much has to go right for this trial to continue to the point maria reach a verdict. anything could happen that could screw it all up, frankly, for the process to caters. but if it continues, if it continues for several weeks, i think day-in and day-out conversation about donald trump in the courtroom as a criminal defendant, him being kind of pulled off of the campaign trail i'll able. to stay on whenever his message he really
is this going to be the tobacco, nicotine, cigarette of the next decade or so? do you think it is? >> absolutely. >> that's going to be the problem but i don't know how you put this toothpaste back in the tube i really don't. >> the term is that t. just drop the t. you have a court case. >> i'll work on the social media addiction litigation the primary focus is children in this case and for me as i'm working on it the products are designed to be addictive it's the dopamine, slot machine paul it's designed, our phones, all the absent products and specifically these defendants are met at deck -- meta, tiktok, youtube, these defendants have designed their product such that children become addicted to them and there is document and harm that is associated with the continuous speed of content and tiktok pushes harmful content to
that this is a congress that hasn't gotten much done. but obviously, an incredibly important issue, multitude of issues. we are getting it done and we are getting it done on an overwhelmingly bipartisan basis. >> and to your point, congresswoman, a lot of people are applauding house speaker johnson to actually help this get to the point where you need to vote on these necessary and critical foreign aid packages. but in the wake of getting these bills to the floor, we know that paul goes-r has now joined with marjorie taylor green and thomas massey in supporting a motion to vacate a speaker johnson. i have to ask, if the motion eventually comes to the floor, can speaker johnson expect your support to save his job? >> let me just say, i am not about to reward extremist politicians who want to punish the speaker for working in a bipartisan manner. and that is exactly what we are seeing. but, from the three who have
there was an interesting series of polls in the last couple months among very conservative house seats, safe seats for republicans, it shows in the 60% and above, people are supportive of the main ailment of this package among republican primary voters so what happens, they have the ability to magnify their voices with radio hosts, online or with these don'ts to say motion to vacate which can give them a lot of attention but that doesn't necessarily translate that they are the majority voice of the party. they simply are not. paul: speaker johnson was an accidental speaker, got the job as a compromise choice after all the other people failed to get a majority after kevin mccarthy was deposed. he had a real baptism by fire. what's your assessment of his attempt to govern? >> he pulled off a major victory whether you agree or
mayors of big cities. it is a real challenge to liberal elites in the country whether they cannot accommodate this unrest or just surrender to it. it is a positive move the president of columbia tried to disperse them. paul: the protesters say this is a free-speech issue, they are exercising their constitutional rights and what do you make of that defense for what they are doing? >> i am the ultimate first amendment person, there's a difference tween free-speech and disruption, what we are seeing with these different protests, they are taking over bridges, blocking people from getting to work or a hospital, impeding access to airports and people who are trying to travel, university kids from getting to classes, you don't