it is the top of the hour. i m katy tur and we re starting again on capitol hill with the question: deadlock or a deal? what will happen today is anyone s guess. the house reconvenes in one hour. will the seventh vote be the charm for kevin mccarthy. he s made even more concessions. what they are and will they help? earlier they said they think negotiations could drag on until next week. i think we re making progress. i think people are talking and that s i think that very good. look, we re all working together. find a solution. do you have the votes today? we will see. also this hour, president biden will take on one of the issues that s motivating these republican holdouts. the southern border. he s announcing new border enforcement measures. we got a peek at the details. what they are in a moment. and after teasing a trip to the border yesterday, he s expected to make that visit official. we will go right to the white house for his live remarks when they b
been watching on the last few votes. it comes very early in the alphabet. what ken buck has been doing when his name gets called, he has not been voting when his name is called. what they do is they go through all the other names and they come back around and they give the members who didn t vote a chance. i m wondering, is there a point where he does vote when his name is called early in the alphabet and he breaks with mccarthy. if buck voting early and breaking with mccarthy, if that happened, if that would set off some kind of domino reaction, trigger more movement away from mccarthy as the vote proceeds. so that s what i m looking for early on in the vote today. first of all, obviously, is mccarthy making inroads with the republicans at all, and secondly, the name ken buck in particular, does he vote when his name is called early and has
costs another major issue for new hampshire residents. the government estimates americans will spend 30% more to heat their homes this winter. how concerned are you about this for the good citizens of new hampshire and what more would you like the biden administration to do to help? absolutely huge, huge issue in new hampshire all across the upper midwest of the country as well. these inflationary prices are having an absolute crippling effect on individuals. if you re elderly and on fixed income, you re nervous about how you ll heat your home. if you re a lower or moderate income family, you re worried about the fact you got to pay $3.75 a gallon or heating oil. you get a domino reaction of bad effects. folks that wait longer to ask for the delivery, we have a shortage of cdl drivers at the same time, a lot of folks are paying more and the deliveries are coming late. the issue is about inflation. the issue is, when i talk directly to the president when he visited a couple weeks ago,
upper midwest of the country as well. these inflationary prices are having an absolute crippling effect on individuals. if you re elderly and on fixed income, you re nervous about how you ll heat your home. if you re a lower or moderate income family, you re worried about the fact you got to pay $3.75 a gallon or heating oil. you get a domino reaction of bad effects. folks that wait longer to ask for the delivery, we have a shortage of cdl drivers at the same time, a lot of folks are paying more and the deliveries are coming late. the issue is about inflation. the issue is, when i talk directly to the president when he visited a couple weeks ago, we need to open up more opportunities on fuel, on opportunities in new england we re at the end of the line. we don t drill for our own oil or natural gas so all of our natural gas and oil come directly through new york frankly. so the prices tend to be a little bit higher here and hit folks even harder and folks that really can t afford it, w
go between now and february. i think it is unclear if she is peaking too soon. but the good news for her, this has been a slow and steady climb really since she got in on new year s eve. she has really especially since the spring been climbing steadily and slowly, so this is not a sugar high. this seems to be genuine momentum built especially at the grass roots level. so alex, how is the biden campaign processing this, what is it like on the ground there? obviously he is running on the idea of electability, running on the idea that he is a winner, but if he can t win in iowa, that could potentially set off a pretty devastating domino reaction for his campaign. how is his campaign processing the rise of warren in iowa? yeah, and as you know, we ve seen iowa sort of end biden s presidential hopes in the past. so it is not beyond the realm of possibility. but we have seen not just biden but pete buttigieg go a little harder after warren now that we re seeing her rise in a