been derailing attempts to elect him. republicans took control of the house in november s midterm elections, but the deadlock has left the chamber unable to swear in members or pass legislation. gary o donoghue reports. the total number of votes cast is 434. it hasn t taken this long to elect a speaker in more than 160 years, and that was before the american civil war. now into a third day, the deadlock remains. the republican leader still unable to get enough votes within his own party, but nor can anyone else. we are just going to keep working until we solve it. or maybe not. a speaker has not been elected. the speaker has not been elected. a speaker has not been elected. and while there s no speaker, the house can t do a thing no committees, no legislation, no rules. a chamber utterly paralysed and locked into a seemingly endless loop. well, it s groundhog day. democrats who have voted for their leader solidly on every ballot have been quietly enjoying the spectacle. som
communicating, showing, quote, remarkable improvement. and revealing one of the first questions he asked. ten rounds of votes now on the hill, and still no speaker of the house. mc how loill thiso on? but storm, slamming the west hurricane force winds reaching 132 mph 60 mile per hour winds in 10 francisco and what s right behind it, possibly up to 10 moreis be felt in the east? felt in rob marciano timing it out. the dramatic capture tonight one of el chapo s sons. matt rivers in mexico. president biden s message this evening to nicaraguans, cubans, and haitians trying to come to the u.s. mary bruce reporting. tens of thousands paying final respects, the funeral for the late pope benedict xvi. and prince harry s new book put out early in spain. and now the british media furiously translating it tonight, reporting that harry writes a fight with william turned physical, harry knocked to the floor. and charles reportedly once joking whether he was really harry s fathe
communicating, showing, quote, remarkable improvement. and revealing one of the first questions he asked. 3 ten rounds of votes now on the hill, and still no speaker of the house. the republican leader kevin mccarthy unable to get the votes he needs. how long will this go on? rachel scott live on the hill tonight. she has new reporting. the deadly storm slamming the west. hurricane-force winds reaching 132 miles per hour. 60-mile-per-hour winds in san francisco. and what s right behind it. possibly up to ten more inches of rain. and when will this be felt in the east? the dramatic capture tonight and you ll see it. when of el chapo s suns. president biden s message this evening to nicaraguans, cubans, and haitians trying to come to the u.s. ma mary bruce reporting. the funeral for the late pope benedict xvi. prince harry s new book put out early in spain. the british media trying to translate it. charles reportedly one joking whether he was really harry s father.
positions. john fetterman takes everything to an extreme. those extreme positions hurt us all. dana: just one state over in new york another big contest we ve been following. the race for governor. republican lee zeldin going head-to-head against kathy hochul in a state where crime is surging in nearly every major category. here is what they had to say last night. unfortunately kathy hochul believes that the only crimes being committed are these crimes with guns. you have people afraid of being pushed in front of oncoming subway cars and stabbed and beaten on the street with hammers. we need to talk about all the other crimes. instead kathy houck you will is too busy patting herself on the back. we can work on keeping people scared or focus on keeping them safe. i have worked hard to have real policies that are making a difference. bill: wow, it is crunch time, right? new york post calling governor hochul clueless on crime saying give them zell. in a moment dr. marc
we d like to do things a little differently, they tell you. we d like to make a change to some customer belief that people have been attached to for the last two thousand years, but don t be alarmed, not a big deal. you don t even need to participate. all we ask is that you let us live the way we want to live. that s always the pitch. and, of course, you always agree to it. why wouldn t you, who could say no. some guy down the street wants to wear a dress? okay, fine. have a party. it doesn t affect you. you don t have to wear a dress so go ahead. live and let live. but it turns out that s never actually the deal. the guy down the street wears his dress but after a while that s not enough for him. he s still angry. and for some reason, he s angry with you. and that doesn t make sense because you re the person who had no problem with him wearing a dress in the first place. what did you do wrong? well, the problem is, you re not wearing a dress, and neither are your kids. your