state senator roman guterres of the impact it could have on his state and country. and frank floozy on the far-right s rush to push violence incidents as a false flag. why it is so when dangerous and what else is going on. later, what we learned about the case manhattan d.a. plans to bring against the former president. this is american voices. we begin this hour in texas where the state house led by republicans voted to impeach republican attorney general ken paxton. that vote coming just over an hour ago. here is the moment when it happened. of all members voted. 121 knows, and the resolution is adopted. paxton has been defending himself, i guess you can call it that. listen to what one republican said on the floor during the hearing. i would like to point out that several members of this house, while on the floor of this house, doing the state business, received telephone calls from general paxton, personally threatening them with political consequences in their nex
democrats reject it on mosque. joining me now, nbc news capitol hill correspondent lee julie circuit. julie, what do we know of the call this? our 25 steps over my right shoulder. where he is presumably on the phone with the president inside his speaker. sweetly saw patrick henry, one of the speaker s closest allies who, just minutes before the call said they work requirements including spending permit and reform all these details we ve been touching base on all day that only can be resolved by the president and by the speaker. that is what we are waiting for right now. this large crowd behind me is actually a tour group that the chief republican vote counter was leading through the capitol from the naval academy. he was showing them around, as he passed by moments before you came to me, alicia, i asked him if there was a deal yet if there s an agreement he said we are still working and that appears to be where we are. take a listen to our earlier
back, let us know. we will be here, we will be watching. i know you now live at capitol hill. let s bring in our panel, molly jong-fast is a special caught this on for vanity fair and the host of fast politics podcast. david jolly is a former republican congressman for florida and an msnbc political analyst. congressman julie, i m going to guess is one of these because where you don t miss being in congress. and i want you to tell me as someone who has been through this process, you have nbc news reporting for president biden, the speaker mccarthy just spoke on the phone in the last hour. how much of this gets done by those negotiators around the table that we watch walking into the capitol in their speakers to duke it all out and how much of the work actually gets done when the president and the speaker on the phone? it s a matter of sequence, alicia, and look, my first that lead mitch as a staffer was raising it from 4.7 trillion to 5.1 trillion. we re now in the 30. so i have be