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committee was in no way political. he said he could have been more clear in his remarks and john boehner tried to also have his back. let me just add this. there s not one american who in the course of their lifetime, wouldn t rather have the opportunity to say words over again. there s not one american that hasn t had this experience. let s go to luke russert on the ground in capitol hill. this speaker vote, everybody seems to think that mccarthy has the votes, but the old tea party caucus, about 40, 50 strong, they ve endorsed en masse. tell me about it. they have enforced daniel webster, who is running from the state of florida, chuck. and essentially what you re going to see is them support him tomorrow in the conference vote. mccarthy has no problem tomorrow. he ll get over 124 votes to be the nominee for the house gop

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to do. we need to move away from a top-down process. in other words, suzanne, he says he ll be the guy who will listen to his frustrated colleagues, but he s still the underdog here. whether or not he can win is still an open question. thank you so much. appreciate it. i want to bring in our political panel here. brian morgenstern and ellis, a democrat. thanks for being with us. brian, i want to start off with you. what do you think are chaffetz s chances at this point against kevin mccarthy? do we think that he has this yet? well, he s got an uphill battle because whoever will win the conference vote needs at least 120 votes. and chaffetz i think is targeting the freedom caucus which is 30 votes and some others who are dissatisfied maybe people who were demoted under john boehner. folks like that. that doesn t add up to 120.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20111103:17:19:00

hours from when he said that. what changed? maybe there was some method in his madness after all. what changes is, what the prime minister says, is that the conservative leadership said they will back the program. they were standing back and opposing the austerity measures that go with the conditions of the bailout. now they claims they will support it and the prime minister now says so we don t need the referendum we have parliamentary support so we ll go ahead. you said fluid is an understatement of the situation, i hesitate to ask you to make predictions. does this seem like we re moving towards yes, the deal is made and we re moving forward or is the possibility of the train going off the tracks in some meaningful way still relevant? i would we ve steered from this particular cliff. the referendum was scheduled for january, way too far in the future that was not a great idea. the issue is what happens now. does he win the conference vote.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20101206:14:23:00

that are in your bylaws that you have to do with certain amount of money? but you won t go over and above? every incumbent needs to be prepared to defend themselves in a primary. yes, i think primarily, the job of the senatorial committee is to try to pick up additional seats. what i was trying to say, we have a new political reality, earmarks have become a symbol of to wasteful washington spending and yes, the tip of the iceberg, a whole lot more we need to do the fiscal commission laid out. but they have become a powerful symbol and particularly in republican primaries, so i was glad to see the republican conference vote for the earmark moratorium, as we go through and try to fix this broken system that has just proliferated widely out of control. and yes, i think people who have been in the senate for a while, they are going to encounter a whole new political landscape, i think in 2012, much as our candidates did in 2010, nothing we would have predicted in 2008, it was very much d

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20151028:17:06:00

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