from last night. i ve had the distinct pleasure of staying up till three a.m.. when i was doing my face tough, i looked at the tv and said i will turn this on. i totally feel you because it was a long night. to be honest with you, i thought it was done at around 11:45, when they said they would adjourn until monday, and then in typical d.c. fashion, i don t know what kind of system allows you to change or vote but, it s the hill, so you could do whatever you want. it s the red part of the hill. i m looking for to watching a show this evening. i know you have great guest. thank you so much, enjoy the rest of your evening off. good evening, to you, welcome to ayman. kevin mccarthy banks, borrows and steals and a 15-day battle to become how speaker, but it is just the start of republican chaos, as a group of extremist lawmakers that in their grasp over the republican party, two years after the january six insurrection. some promising steps forward in the fight across the
now that final tally only came after mccarthy was seen on camera literally begging holdout congressman matt gates to change his vote. at one point, the term for fight almost took on a literal meaning, right there, you can see congressman mike rogers having to be physically restrained after he lunged at gates. this morning s result can hardly be seen as a victory. in exchange for the new office, the speaker made some major concessions to his party s extreme right wing fashion, including reinstating a role that would allow is angle lawmaker to power to force a vote to ask the speaker at anytime. he also agreed to see freedom caucus members on key committees. early today, senate majority leader chuck schumer blasted mccarthy for those concessions, forecasting what the next two years would be, saying in part, nightmare for the american people.