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do on the ground? funding is always a concern, especially with a - a concern, especially with a humanitarian response at this scale. it is well over $1 billion on the bill to the funding it is well over $1 billion on the billto the funding is it is well over $1 billion on the bill to the funding is very much a lifeline that us and the refugees need. thus far we have been able to retain our operations here, continue to feed over 1 retain our operations here, continue to feed over1 million people and provide health care and other services. the people that i shouted in our schools, it is very important that we are able to continue providing the services. scott anderson — providing the services. scott anderson from _ providing the services. scott anderson from unrwa. - providing the services. scott anderson from unrwa. thank you very much indeed forjoining us. the palestinian authority will reconsider bilateral relations with the us after washington vetoed a request forfull un membership. the palestinian authority has had observer status since 2012 but cannot vote in proceedings. on thursday, 12 countries voted in favour of the resolution with the us opposing. palestinian president mahmoud abbas said in an interview to the wafa news agency that he will reconsider relations with washington, in a way that ensures the protection of the interests of the palestinian people.
resolution, they could vote immediately on killing or tabling the effort. democrats could protect johnson. at least three house republicans want a new speaker. green, ghost gosser of arizona and thomas massie from kentucky. neil: thank you. thomas massie is joining us now, and preferring to see the speaker leave, if he would resign, why? >> we would like to see him resign in the manner that john boehner did and give us a few weeks advanced notice and have a republican speaker in the chair and go about our business of investigations and hearings while we pick a speaker in our conference instead of letting that play out on the floor. why do we think he needs to go? he's about to commit his third betrayal today of the american public. the first was an omnibus bill that spent more than nancy pelosi, his second betrayal last week, reauthorizing fisa without letting us require
the stand and not disclose their bias, the hatred towards trump is that great, that it can overwhelm even an oath taken to speech truthfully. alicia: mark, this is a manhattan jury. >> yeah, exactly right. i think the odds of donald trump having a fair trial here is not high. the good news is, to the extent there's a silver lining, i think this jury is about as good as donald trump could get. with that said, it's not a good jury at the end of the day because it's in manhattan and it's not a shock that you have a manhattan-based judge in a democratic city with this jury. it's not going to be good for donald trump at the end of the day, not going to be fair, but at least he has some jurors on there that he can possibly argue to and maybe make some progress with. alicia: and what about the possibility of a hung jury? >> i think that's a very important thing, that people have not talked enough about, which is if this jury, after six weeks, is not able to come to resolution and they become a
lopsided opposition, she wouldn't put through a resolution to bring down the speaker and she didn't. paul: she offered an amendment to one of the bills that would have stripped aid for ukraine. she only got 71 republicans for that so that suggest there's not even majority republicans for that and 112 votes, difference between 71-112, some republicans are trying to protect the red flag in the primary. >> that is correct. the overall vote was so lopsided he gave some of these people who face tough questions about ukraine through their constituents a free vote to vote no knowing the bill was going to go through. it is important to underline that 1/3 of this funding for ukraine is to replenish united states weapons stocks. paul: we've been transferring weapons to ukraine. >> that's important to understand because think about
aishah: griff: we are going to stick it a little bit, we want to see exactly what happens. if you could, just walk us a touch more because it is a bit confusing about the effort for democrats coming to the rescue of speaker johnson if the motion is made by marjorie taylor greene, if democrats force them to be coming up for a vote and democrats would help. >> reporter: democrats, anybody in the house of representatives could bring up this resolution now that she has filed. there was chatter when she talked about or introduced this a couple weeks ago and didn't make it live, that mike johnson what his allies should make it live and say come at us. this is something joe cannon, the white house speaker, there's a reason it named the cannon house office building, across the street from the capital, had a similar
and it is calling for the annihilation of jews. and we see extremis and the deaths hidden. yehud government using that same phrase to say that this homeland for both the jewish and palestinian people, this region is only for jews. so both sides extremist voices have called for the destruction of the other. and so i want to be just really clear sometimes it is used in an anti-symmetric way and sometimes it is used in an islamophobic way. and so i condemn the use by extremists on both sides. we must do better in our rhetoric. we must do better in our fight to bring about finally peace and security for both these people, because both jews and muslims have a claim to this holiest of lands in the middle east. >> what do you say? to jews who are, are threatened by that phrase, who believed that is it is clear that that is a call for the elimination of the
d.c. yet, he can't be speaker again. >> he supports a resolution by marjorie taylor greene to oust johnson but green did not trigger her plan today. johnson called the bluff, he but the ukraine bill on the floor and green never came at the speaker. democrats may have protected johnson. >> i would impart to my leadership that you shouldn't punish somebody for doing the right thing. i know hardly taylor green wants to do that, i don't. >> johnson's move to put the ukraine bill on the floor was a test of his power. he passed the bill with democrats and no one challenged him. the drummer saw members of the gop. >> i just don't think. you don't replace the money unless you have a surefire
third republican harlow liner to join the effort to oust johnson and joining representatives marjorie taylor greene and thomas massie. >> now, greene is leading the effort, but hasn't enforced floor vote on the resolution just yet, the earliest we could see that happened is today joining us now is punchbowl news congressional reporter max cohen up bright and early for us, max get to see this morning. let's start with a votes on the house floor today, speaker johnson's plan is to put those four votes on the floor this afternoon. >> so you have each aid bill, one for ukraine, as we said, israel, taiwan, and the other with sanctions for russia, iran, and china, they'll all be voted on separately why the strategy now several months in and of course, what are we expecting? >> yeah, i think we'll see all four of those bills. you just disgusted past with pretty broad bipartisan support. and that's a really big change here from my johnson for months. good resisted putting these aid bills on the floor.
was not part of the package. this done and gave cover to five democrats voted for. it is mind bogglingly stupid to put that on the floor. >> johnson also dodged an effort to unseat him marjorie taylor greene has a resolution to remove him from the speakership but never went forward. >> this is the third but trailed by michael johnson. i am thankful the america get to see who this man is. i'm thankful america gets to see who the people that voted for this is. this is the only way it is going to change people have to see it. >> and green is now curating and narrative that johnson is not fit for the job. during that likely would've lost a vote had she come for johnson today. why democrats may have bailed him out thanks in part to his support for ukraine. back to you. arthel: chad pergram will take it back to hear. >> with arthel's russia invasion in 30 or it forces exhaust
ukraine, everybody's saying, okay, marjorie taylor greene, what are you wait on, you know, put it on the floor, put her on the floor as she has as a single law maker has the power to put it on the floor. she has not done that and that has been very, very telling today she left again, left the capital, said i'm not going to put it on the floor and so from where we're sitting right now, it seems that speaker mike johnson has weathered this storm, which is a fascinating development because he has done everything that his predecessor did. he has cut all these deals with president biden on government spending just last week, he kind of a big deal and the government surveillance today cuts a big deal on ukraine. all of these things really accord by his by the conservatives, the same people who had booted kevin mccarthy from office. and yet mike johnson still survives. marjorie taylor greene will not bring it to the floor and we mentioned that the three conservatives who are the two others who have endorsed her resolution but that's not a huge number. it is enough in the tiny majority to topple her. but if democrats come and