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be making the case about why this is so important. now, in terms of the rule itself, there s not a lot to this. it sets the terms of the debate. there won t be amendments. they expect to have a six-hour clock like a basketball game style. it will stop and start as we move throughout the course of the day. this is a little bit of congressional throat clearing to get to the actual action on the floor. as i m watching the board now, 14 members left to vote. the clock at the bottom of your screen, people will get used to seeing that throughout the course of the day. it s sort of a suggestion. when the clock reaches zero, you almost never hear a vote gavelled out. we will wait as long as possible to get all members who want to vote in the chamber to vote, especially on a day like today. but expect to see the real debate portion starting any minute now. thank you so much, garrett haake on the floor of the house. you know, i think it was somebody who once said that nothing concentrates the
coverage now on msnbc of the house of representatives which is about to vote on the rules of debate on the articles of impeachment, two of them after more than an hour of back and forth on the house floor so far. and after this the house will move on to debate article ii, abuse of power and obstruction of congress before a final vote some time this evening. i should point out this procedural vote is called moving the previous question and is almost always won by the majority party because you re basically giving the majority party the right to control the debate. on very rare occasions the minority wins these votes. if they ever win a procedural vote they re controlling the floor which is a total reversal of the election just held previously. on the rule itself, the basic rule is going to be six hours of debate, evenly divided between the minority republicans and majority democrats. so that is hopeful we ll get a vote early this evening. if they get moving on it. there have been so mor
say that until i see the proposal obviously. this is an issue in which now we have 215 members or 216 members who have signed a discharge petition to bring four alternatives to the floor, one of which would be an alternative that the speaker could present to the floor of whatever he deems to be an appropriate compromise. he can do that. but he also ought to bring this bill the bills to the floor and the rule to the floor which allows for the dreamers act which is essentially looked at as a democratic bill. the goodlatte bill which is essentially a republican bill, and the herd aguilar which is a bipartisan bill worked on very hard by mr. hurd, a republican, and mr. aguilar, a democrat, and has some 245 which means we have 193 so there s some 50 republicans who have signed on to this as well. not the discharge petition, but the rule itself, meaning that we
after speaker boehner admonished his caucus to get their as in line, rhyming with basses. beginning at 12:30 this afternoon, the first of debates and votes, the first on a rule itself. assuming that passes, it moves on to debate of the boehner bill. what are the chances of passage? we ve got a graphic you should keep in mind as you watch the debate this afternoon. there are 240 republicans, boehner needs 217. he can only afford to lose 23, and if it passes the house, it s going to pass by a squeaky, close margin if it does at all. it faces a highly uncertain future in the senate, jon. jon: just for our viewers, well, from the senate what s the latest word? reporter: we ve heard this so far, that 53 democratic senators have signed a pledge to vote against the boehner bill. here s senator reid issuing this promise.
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