captions by vitac www.vitac.com and welcome back to our continuing coverage of the chaos in washington, d.c. it has been quite a day and quite a night. first, kevin mccarthy lost his sixth vote to become house speaker. the house adjourned. members then reconvened briefly, only to adjourn until noon tomorrow, with the speaker more upbeat about his chances. why are things looking more upbeat for mccarthy? reporter: he s hearing more positive responses from those opponents, the people that have essentially seemed immovable for the past two days. but after a meeting in which mccarthy has made a number of concessions, ranging on political issues, how his outside group engages on key issues, as well as giving them more power and more sway over themselves, the rank and file at the expense of the leadership, some of these members sound like they re moving in direction. congressman mike cloud, for one, says the talks are moving in a positive light, in his view, as well as scot
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there s a car, make, model, and yearish, right, this hyundai, that was near the scene. and that s not enough even for probable cause. so, the question is and of course all of us want to know what else do they have that supported getting the man arrested? you know, i think one of the issues is going to be one of the developments today was that the defense team for kohberger was at the home, and it sort of indicates that there s a parallel investigation going on and that there might be a motion to change venue and a motion to keep this affidavit sealed. not sure if it s going to get granted. but the judge is going to weigh the interest of the public and what s in it and the interest of the defendant for due process, because he s not getting much due process. the suspect s attorney in pennsylvania says he believes the suspect will be exonerated. he already has a defense team on
the end of next week or around there. wow. because if you think about it, i m pretty sure the speaker is committed to getting this process done hopefully by the end of yearish. if you sort of work through the end of testimony and what judiciary needs to do, you re already struggling to make that timetable. but again you just don t know what s going to happen. the other big piece here of course is rudy giuliani. rudy giuliani is the other half of this thing. he s running around ukraine smearing an ambassador. god only knows what sort of business deals he was pursuing. and because he won t appear in contempt of congress, and we ll deal with that down the road, it s going to take some time to know that other half of the story here. congressman jim hines. great to have you here. stay with us. great to have you e stay with us there s a company that s talked to even more real people