extended no drama picking the leader of their own to replace nancy pelosi. hakeem jefferis from new york. who will be the next speaker of the house, who are the republican house members who will not support the nominee, what do they want? why didn t they brand them themselves, are they really willing to risk a democrat speaker. joining us now is a congressional correspondent for politico ms. olivia beaver s. thank you so much for joining us, to questions who are the republicans who will not support the conference nominee and who is their preferred candidate if they don t want kevin mccarthy, who do they want. there is about five that we know about and i m told there might be some coming out in the coming days but will see what happens, will believe it. there is and he begs the one who challenged kevin mccarthy for
national security threats, go after people who are criminals, we re going to go after people who are a threat to border security. that s the way you set priorities and then pursue it, because you can t possibly even chief justice roberts concurred on this you can t possibly think you re going to go after all 11 million of the illegal immigrants in the united states. you brought up chief justice john roberts. on that note, let s listen to him and get your response, olivia. should we still fulfill our responsibility to say what the law is and then it s up to congress and the executive to figure out a way to comply with that? i think if the court did that, and i m turning to practical implications here, because in the meantime while congress and the executive try to figure it out it would scramble immigration enforcement efforts on the ground. any way, olivia, to sway the conservative majority in this case? it s tough to tell, but, you know, they re definitely making the cas
america if you d it is unfortunate that we are here because i know that president told us that this was solved long before the election. i don t like going against the ability of unions to strike, but weighing the equities, we must avoid a strike. trying to solve this asap. trace: let s bring in our political panel, juan williams, olivia beaver s, for politico and syndicated radio host. thank you all. i want to put this on the screen and go to you. this is the economic impact of the rail strike. look at the gdp. 700,000 jobs. and then you ve got prices going up. which we do not need. this is a significant economic blow. and it comes during the holidays. you ve got three democrats and two republicans saying that they will get the congress to
jennifer: the white house on the series empath with organized labor is a national rail strike looms but it could hit americans and disrupt supply chains right in the middle of the holiday season. and it is time now for our sunday group politico congressional reporter, olivia beaver s retired senior cia station chief and fox news contributor, dan hoffman. fox news political analysis juan williams. x use national political correspondent jonathan swan. juan, normally friendly to present by the democrats but the risk of 8 nation wide rail strike is now very real and could impact from everything that was sound grocery store shelves to prices at the pump, to supplies that keep our water saved the president helped avert the crisis back in september but the tentative deal runs out on december 9 but is it time for the president to step in to the negotiations? time is running out it seems.