and said. do you feel there s an increasing interest in congressman scalise being the person who could actually end this whole thing? , listen i m going to vote, and i m going to be with whomever 80, 90% of the conference is with. okay. and i think scalise has been a fantastic leader. but i do believe that kevin mccarthy, and it s not necessarily we are the best friends. but i m trying to be fair. mccarthy five years ago raised his hand, and said, hey, i want to be speaker. good luck. and he traveled the country, he raised funds. he put us in the majority. he helped some of us. he put together something called commitment for america. and then the people elected him. so, why are we not giving him a chance? well, because those 20 think otherwise. but i repeat, it s such a fantastic system. you guys are covering
happening in cuba, venezuela, nicaragua, china, north korea. right, but that s not when we look at it from a positive angle? i mean, i think there is another angles of the story. of course, that but no one s actually trying to vote what s happening in cuba or china or nicaragua, where does trying to get a vote done on the speaker of the house. of course, and i agree with you. and i would like to get that done by tomorrow morning. and i know that is not happening. but it does not matter. it s part of democracy. this happened in 1855, and you know, it took three months for a speaker to show up. i know i would like this to be happening tomorrow morning. but i think we should look at the story from another angle. okay. it s messy, it s bad, it s uncomfortable, i don t like it, and obviously we want to get to business. but it s democracy. jake, jake tapper it s not. perfect but the alternative is not applicable. jake tapper said earlier there is a republican rational
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reelecting mark kelly who, again, is invisible on the border. carley: up to 125 members capacity maternity units and delayed inducing women from their own community because there are so many illegal immigrants having babies that are flooding the hospital. and i think that really says it all. because you can say that you want open borders because you feel bad for the illegal immigrants who are coming into the country. of course, everybody feels bad for them. but there are draw backs to that and it comes in the form of american people who are living along the southern border, taxpayers who aren t getting the services that they deserve to get. brian: healthcare is not free. and let s bring in that debate. bring in house minority whip steve scalise. great to see you, congressman. this is the ongoing debate on the border. it s almost mind numbingly tedious to keep going over.
and, you know, this is today is the big frustration because it really takes some of that leverage away from us when we get into the new majority. but, you know, we are going to continue moving forward. we got work to do and it s going to be a busy next year. i think you are going to be excited to see policy. brian: who changed vote. andy biggs, you have congressman good. you have matt gaetz. is anyone showing signs of budging, of moving off o? as you know better than anybody else, nothing can get done. you can t format chairmanship. you can t set up an agenda without a speaker. right. we have got first elect a speaker and then get to work. so kevin is meeting with all of those members. that you mentioned. we re meeting with a lot of them as leadership team to go through rules changes and kevin with meeting with them individually as well. that there is still time to go and that work continues on. carley: congressman scalise