and good evening. on 360 tonight, debt ceiling drama. closed door meeting going on with house republicans, which could determine if the bill makes to it the floor, and if speaker kevin mccarthy keeps his job. also tonight, an interview with the 11-year-old boy who called 911 for help and got shot by the police officer who responded. and succession is over, but tonight kindle is talking. actor jeremy strong joins me with a behind-the-scenes lo riv any. the criticism kevin mccarthy is facing from some members of his own party as he and president biden race to extend the debt ceiling. given how toxic the deal with some of the more extreme members, every step mccarthy takes to pass it could put his speakership in jeopardy. melanie zanona with the latest. what is it you re hearing from house republicans whereby this is headed? reporter: the house is on the verge of clearing at least one procedural hurdle, because the house rules committee is expected to advance a rule wh
the unlocking of american energy, it s also the largest ever clawback of funds from the executive branch. and the work requirements that melanie mentioned, which is a big part of growing this economy. you re going to have certainly some republicans vote no, but the majority are going to back the speaker, and they re going to back this, which is the best debt ceiling deal the republicans had ever cut. right now i think congressman dan bishop is the only one, the first one to explicitly say he is considering a push to oust congressman mccarthy as the speaker. i think chip roy hasn t gone that far, but said, as melanie said, they re going to need to relook at how our leadership structure is in place. do you expect any others to try to challenge mccarthy? frankly, most members of the house freedom caucus are trying to tamp down that kind of speculation. i think they understand that we ve got a lot of things we still have to get done in this, the 118th congress. and having another 15-ro