buck? buck? bucshon? mccarthy. budzinski? jeffries. burchett? mccarthy. burgess? mccarthy. burlison? mccarthy. bush? jeffries. calvert? mccarthy. caraveo? jeffries. carbajal? jeffries. mccarthy. carl? mccarthy. carson? jeffries. carter of georgia? mccarthy. carter of louisiana? jeffries. carter of texas? mccarthy. casar? jeffries. case? jeffries. casten? jeffries. castor of florida? jeffries. castro of cicilline? jeffries. ciscomani? mccarthy. clark of massachusetts? jeffries. clarke of new mccarthy. comer? mccarthy. connolly? so we are waiting for the vote for michael cloud because potentially if he did decide not to vote for kevin mccarthy, that would have put them over the threshold but now we are waiting for andrew clyde. we have the fifth ballot for speaker and the fifth ballot that seems to be moving in the same direction as the first four? exactly. it was 21 on the last ballot. 21 republicans who did not vote for mccarthy. 20 voted for donalds. one voted present. a
fight them on adjournment and keep going through the process over and over again? if somebody moves for adjournment, and all 212 democrats are against adjournment, then all it would take is six of the republicans from this group, this anti-kevin mccarthy group, to also vote against adjournment and force them to keep going through this. if this really seem kind of stuck in the mud. the anti-mccarthy group is really not growing but it is also not shrinking at all. steve, thank for that. let me go to white house correspondent carol lee, political white house reporter and play book co-author eugene daniels, also an msnbc contributor. so let s look at the democratic side of this, the chaos on the house floor, on the republican side, versus what we were talking about earlier, which is bipartisanship in kentucky. how is all of this playing at the white house? what is the administration saying, as we see an animated
need to replacement. as i stated last night in a tweet, i think cbs got a little ahead of their skis, particularly since they put out a story about my sinking without talking to me. things that would be a little problematic in terms of personnel announcements. i don t have any to make. i can tell you that i show up here every day, i love my job. i m glad to work for the president. each and every day i ll pray for clarity and discernment on what my future looks like. right now i think the country s looks good and i m glad i get to be a part of that process and i ll continue to do my job. thanks, guys and have a great day. no that was that came from i m sure some of you saw that as reports of people leaving the press office. the reports weren t true to talk about them more leaves it out there. status quo. if somebody moves, they ll take another job. right now nobody is moving. a couple of things on the inspector general s report
jujitsu the democrats in a matter of two weeks from casting and credible doubt upon the integrity of our elections, which they thought during the campaign was an evil thing for trump to do, now, they are in the position of saying the elections are completely aboveboard and fine. it is very difficult to figure out how to scorecard these things with the arguments keep switching sides. chris: eli, you are in those white house briefings, the white house is talking about studies that they say show voter fraud. but when we have looked at those studies, a lot of them are pretty shaky and some of them are also about voter registration, the fact that people that are dead are still on roles or that somebody moves and they are still on the voter rolls integral states. but not that they actually voted in two states. then, you ve got this, which i want to put up, which is a statement by a trump attorney when there was a push for a vote recount after the election. all available evidence suggests
jujitsu the democrats in a matter of two weeks from casting and credible doubt upon the integrity of our elections, which they thought during the campaign was an evil thing for trump to do, now, they are in the position of saying the elections are completely aboveboard and fine. it is very difficult to figure out how to scorecard these things with the arguments keep switching sides. chris: eli, you are in those white house briefings, the white house is talking about studies that they say show voter fraud. but when we have looked at those studies, a lot of them are pretty shaky and some of them are also about voter registration, the fact that people that are dead are still on roles or that somebody moves and they are still on the voter rolls integral states. but not that they actually voted in two states. then, you ve got this, which i want to put up, which is a statement by a trump attorney when there was a push for a vote recount after the election. all available evidence suggests