more positive things because they just know they have a huge task ahead of them governing in this narrowly divided republican house with this two wings that are completely at odds with each other on so many key issues, representing so many districts these members do. that biden picked up and reconciling their views with the hard right, which really at the end of the day where mccarthy had to cater to get the speakership. that is going to be so complicated going forward and moving an agenda, and they know get this episode behind them because they ve got a lot bigger problems ahead. well, that you know, i was just going to say, manu, the good news is they got it out of their system and your job is going to be really easy. so just go home, get some rest, roll in midday on monday, it ll be fine. that s right. and, look, the other thing, too, is that mccarthy has some real concerns about the possibility
he strays from these issues one of these members could try to oust him. and he just said to us he s 1,000% confident he ll remain speaker for the next two years, so we ll see. 1,000%, that s a lot of percents. manu, you and the team are just extraordinary. thank you so much. thank you. back with us now phil mattingly, also a long time capitol hill reporter tia mitchell, long time capitol hill reporter. also joining us margaret talov. you re new to the table. you haven t given your thoughts. good morning. good morning. i was struck by a couple of things in speaker mccarthy s eventual acceptance speech. one is that you didn t hear him actually call out joe biden by name or hunter biden.