brad wenstrup is chairman of the subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic. you honed in yesterday on this battle between the unions and their unlikely ability to influence policy at the cdc and the white house. here is a quick clip of that. it s so easy, after the fact, to assign blame and to talk about what should have, could have, or did not happen. but we run the risk of failing our jobs and we run the risk also of tainting history. all the evidence we have now we did not have at the time of covid. martha: that s the democrat from maryland but you talked about the uncommon access that aft has and then comment for us on the other representative from
member of congress has the right to vote for whomever they want to in this situation. what do you think the motivation is here? do you think the several republicans opposing mccarthy think they can actually get some policy changes? here is congressman brad wenstrup on all of this just last hour. some may have an echo chamber to where this may sound great, to try and take down the speaker. well, that s fine, but i don t think it is what the average republican voter wants to see. let s go with what the overwhelming majority of the members of our conference have said they want, and that is for kevin mccarthy to be the speaker. he has said because the republican conference has voted for mccarthy, that s the way he s going to vote. what do you make of what congressman wenstrup had to say? first of all, we know more about how you elect miss america then you do the speaker of the house. [laughter] the idea that this is done in such darkness on both sides of the aisle, but the process is
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