continuing resolution, defund the federal government, for 45 days in early on the brink, and no later tonight tonight hello this is "fox news" live and i am eric shawn. arthel: hi and i am building a are considering, could mean ditching money for border security in ukraine, minority leader, and there's hakeem jeffries there getting a standing ovation, from his supporters there on his side of the aisle, meanwhile, there is drama within the republican race, net gates will he is hinted that he would kevin mccarthy, has house speaker if the government shuts down congressional correspondent, is live on capitol hill, with the latest and aisha and mccarthy seems to say, bring it. reporter: hey good afternoon to you, this pretty much what he said, when he was asked if, what would happen if mask gates are some of the else file the motion to vacate any's absolutely not worried about it and he said bring it on and meanwhile what is happening right now, with that i would have if it ever even having this weight and were all waiting anxiously for this vote on the continuing resolution and people of the house for, what is happening now is a stared down. not only between house democrats house republicans, but also now between the house and the senate. this is very interesting so the leader jeffries is speaking on the floor and you see the democrats are cheering him on and he is going to talk about leave as long as he possibly can, to delay this vote on a cr, the speaker mccarthy just put forth and you were remember speaker mccarthy, said a record it, for hello summa because be on the floor and i think it was about ten hours prayed so we are watching to see, how long leader can go here and democrats are frustrated that mccarthy just dropped the bill on him plus i can, this is a 45 page bill that includes disaster relief, no ukraine funding no border security and democrats have been alleging, in the last hour here all sorts of things, they say the republicans had removed it provisions in this bill that would essentially open the door to giving themselves pay raises and republicans are calling all of that a lie. here's speaker mccarthy, just about two hours ago, telling why he decided to bring this particular bill up now. >> this particular cr, why didn't you bring it up earlier. >> will i tried every different way, day after day after week after week. and so i try to past it was conservative, and the venting bill to keep us going to secure the border and they did not get enough votes and here we are, hours away before government shuts down. reporter: so guys, basically mccarthy what he has done is he has dropped this government shutdown problem on the democrats heads. so is he can get a majority of his gop conference, to vote yes on this cr today, tonight, and no democrat votes yes on it then he will just blame the shut down on the democrats and meanwhile, so that's the stared down going on now and we the house and the senate are in a stared down because house democrats want the senate to bring up their version of the cr, which includes ukraine funding about $6 billion. they want the senate to go first assertive out on that in the senate is not moving right now, leader mcconnell in just the last couple of moments here, recommended to his conference, a no vote on procedural vote today, the move the senate and a cr, they're both slow things down in the set aside so it is a stared down to see which chamber will go first in passing, a continuing resolution to fund the government. eric: but the question that we had mass gates on, the steps of the capitol earlier saying that the motion to vacate, and speaker mccarthy, from his job is not foremost on his mind. but clearly, this part of the motivation behind that and if the speaker does cooperate with the democrats, get something done with democratic votes, wouldn't up with the speakers job in jeopardy and what we have a motion to vacate at that point from the hardliners. >> it sounds like were headed direction eric emma mass gates has not changed his position from day one and they keep saying that's exact same thing and he said the same thing today that speaker mccarthy made the republicans certain promises, that he's alleging mccarthy has not fulfilled and among those promises, is that you would work with the republican conference and so putting this kind of cr, clean cr on the floor, which requires democratic votes right, this is being sped up, this is not going through the normal rules process and so it is no longer required that you meet 20 and now you have to have two thirds of the chamber, and a threshold has moved up and so now he needs the democratic votes, so if he wants is thing to pass, that is the democrats will have to go for this, the mass gates, will likely do what he has been threatening which is file a motion to vacate. >> will see if he's out of a job, there being mentioned as a potential successor if we get that far. we'll see thank you and. >> okay arthel neville and eric shawn will bring an associate better for the wall street journal and so, we will most likely be here again and 45 days perhaps something is rectified. by midnight but, you know the big ticket item which we just heard aisha's report of the senate bill, it is 6.2 the senate bill will seek to enter and funding for ukraine no border for the maker under speaker mccarthy basically said to the upper jibber said that provision will not find that also them to delete them from the belt, we have a deal meanwhile, if you could john time of the real-world detriment or consequences, have a shut down, and a 45 day continuing resolution. >> i don't think you're going to get a lot of movement in the senate particularly on ukraine. look, a lot of republicans in the house support continued aid for ukraine and they see the sales, a major important part of the u.s. foreign policies and so i don't think there's kind of anyone thing arthur welcome that if you drop this and then it is going to pass never but he will be happy but i think what you see in congress right now, is low, when we have elections, we hire a manager and you are having a really bad example of management of the government and for speaker mccarthy coming to suggest the somehow, he is going to be able to rain this in on the democrats, his a real stretch because if i am not mistaken, in the by election, the republicans won control of the house. any speaker the house and so what he is dealing with, is an internal fight within his own party. dissidents within the republican party, a small number of them essentially holding hostage of this bill, and the leadership of speaker mccarthy. what is the main real-world, a lot of federal employees, would be for load as of midnight tonight. mind you, they would get pay retroactive when the government comes back online. a lot of federal contractors may not be so lucky the contracts may not give them back pay when the government reignite. and it is not as if we have not had one of these before, we have had several government shutdowns of the last 20 or 30 years and we know how to manage through them but it is not a good example of how these elective officials are supposed to be managing the administration of our country. arthel: right and i know we've had a before and you had some people who would be furloughed, it was money aside but let's be real about this, not everybody can wait for another 30 days, 60 days, you know 90 days to get paid. regardless if they put something on the site but you are talking about management. meanwhile john from there such distrust in congress that you have democrats, asking release 90 minutes to read this proposal in the gop side brought to the floor this morning and you know the democrats are saying that they want to read it line by line to make sure that nothing has been stuck in and again, he goes back to your point of the lack of management on their part and so how long can congress survive with such distrust and erosion of decorum and frankly indecency some might say. john: i think there's no indication this way to get better anytime soon and if anything, the polarization that we talk about, basically what is happening as you have these district gerrymandering in such ways of people do not have to compete for the middle line moderate voter, i can very successfully get reelected and appealing to the more polarized, all right far left, the voter in their district. some likely to get any better anytime soon. and you're right arthel l, people are worried about inflation in prices have gone up as a result of all of the dislocations caused by the pandemic it, and the supply chain problems desperate inflation and well low, the consumer is unhappy about inflation, the only way to really make them even more and happy, is to not give them a paycheck you know for a period of time and mitch mcconnell came out and said get government such down sir not good for anybody are republicans. and so let's not have one and i think that he is thinking of the election around the corner. >> mitch mcconnell also said we need to find ukraine card. john: yes he did and he has joined by a lot of it is contemporaries in the republican party, and certainly a lot of democrats. and it's odd that this is become a sticking point on wonders whether it is just being uses kind of a political tool in the past, you had speakers are still who were always 500 for five outliers and people with either you know, particular intense ideas and some individuals might call them kind of you know, crazy ideas and there always a small element in congress and now, it is larger. and he went 21 people but against the speaker of the house. on this latest iteration of the bill. >> will you know, it is what, to 14 or 211 rhino east coast time, will see what happens to midnight if you started out by saying that you do not think there's going to be put into savings were to be a shut down or will they get the 45 day continued resolution passed and would you. >> yes well i don't know, anil, deadlines into focus the mind. the political repercussions of this potentially focus the mind as well and you can very easily have, i continuing resolution maybe not a 45 days, and maybe it is seven days or three days, there's plenty of them in the past pretty that's entirely possible, at this point and regardless of what particular types of theatrics are going on in congress. >> there's a lot of theatrics going on for sure and john, i have to leave it there but always appreciated your reporting, thank you john bu bussey. eric: the biden administration is not getting ready, for his part, and if indeed the government does shut down later on tonight and lucas thomas is on the north lawn of the white house with what the administration is doing to prepare a lucas. reporter: pro president biden speaking into a retirement ceremony for the outgoing chairman and joint chief of staff joy in general are fairly issuing the following warning about a shut down. biden: the house fails to fulfill the most basic function, and appeals to fund the government by tomorrow, we will have filled all of our troops, enter service members and the people holding their open showing up for work and standing stations around the world and keeping our country's concern for they will not get paid. it's a disgrace. sue and president biden's hear the white house this weekend and no doubt, keeping tabs on the looming government shutdown. lucas: and it appears all but inevitable barring last-minute hail mary we just heard from mrs will be impacted by the national park service close and passports it will take a lot longer reaching the irs by that what happening and americans rely on social suit if an assistance including food sales could be denied and in some government workers say the tsa agents in protest over not getting paid, maybe even call out sick printed now speaking of traveling, some would say the traveling illegally into the country, earlier gop candidates vivek ramaswamy discussed the situation on the border with her own neil caputo. >> we have a swiss cheese of her sudden portable has proven to be enough the cartels are building and the cartel fans, tunnels on trucks are able to drive underneath the ball and so perfectly legal, legally morally and ethically justified and the military to seal our own border also also a pragmatist prayed. lucas: no casey steagall down the southern border will have reporting later this hour but the record-setting number of it migrants entering entering our borders legally is month. eric: thank you. arthel: . good bad and piggybacking on lucas reporting government should and could halt a lot of federal worker paychecks who would be put on for low, and john bussey and i spoke about that moments ago and that includes the border patrol, just as customs border and protections telling fox news, september has set a new record for margaret encounters and more than 260,000 this month alone. and senior corresponding, casey steagall who is live the border in eagle pass texas with more the migrants more the numbers and situation down there casey. reporter: hey good to see ortho come the previous record that you mentioned, it was last december when more than 252,000 migrant encounters were reported then for further contacts, and perspective on this, this august talley was close to 233,000 and so for the month of symptom or now, cdp sources are saying, the 27000 more migrants, that entered the country which ironically, his about the entire population of this very community eagle pass, texas. and it is a community essential become the epicenter of this border crisis and part of the del rio border patrol sector, where day after day, we continue to see images like this, the migrants rundown the banks of the rio grande river, on the mexican side and then across the waterway, climbing up onto the u.s. side. larger groups like we saw this morning of more than 250, foreign chain intern form change at times tried to navigate this with moving water however, they are not turned away like the white house has insisted, would happen if they do not do it properly at a border entry using the app so it is easy to see, how quickly these border towns and cities get overwhelmed. >> this has impacted the city of eagle pass and not only, do we have thousands of people, coming into our community, and it's affecting our local resources, pd, fire, two for the meantime thune 20 miles to the south and front and, texas, this our county, west of mcallen, the elite texas dps rangers operation group, has begun clearing this are elated that you see video of a comedy set up a operational security there and is an island, that had been under control previously by tco's or transnational criminal organizations, so essentially, the work continues around the clock and out here and out of the frontlines, and even as we have been saying with a government shut down looming, meaning, order patrol and all other federal agents out here, be essential employees, coming to work but not receiving a paycheck. our sale. arthel: that is not right in casey, thank you and eric. eric: while long to the break nicole case the group the nation arthel neville, decades ago in the first russ, 1996 shooting, of the popstar tupac on the las vegas strip and outside of las vegas police say they have a suspect duane davis this long been on the radar but they recently stepped up the investigation, the case just in the last three years, live in the west coast bureau with more including some exclusive details on the investigation into tupac skilling sina. reporter: hi yes that is right in a did an exclusive interview with bob one of the two lead homicide detectives who investigated this famous case and 1996 and he testified before a grand jury a month and a half ago, and also made multiple arrest during the ten-day gang important often, following his murder and take a look at this photo, the base fox news producer jimmy brennan, he is the daughter of timber and then the other lead think drinking detective who would investigated tupac shakur's murder and both are seen in this photo come over the mountains of evidence, police were able to collect from the rating during the violent gang were triggered by the killing of tupac shakur. >> we have seen people outside only guns so we ran in the house and we got a cachet of weapons like ak-47s and ammo in all of the stuff because they were gearing up for this war and all of the players were from confident so we had to deal with all of the aftermath and all of this shootings and the nerves that happening because of this in compton. arthel: that's going to have they said no arrests were made in tupac shakur's murder for nearly three decades and to impart to a 2006, immunity deal self-proclaimed giga member doing keep davis made with an fbi tax force and so why the arrest now and the lapse a davis broke the deal by talking publicly in his 2019 tell all memoir and davis admitted into side the vehicle with the stress were fired from. >> 's once he started to shoot off his mouth saying, on the youtube interviews and is broken every thing else moments he started to shoot off his mouth, and saying i was involved in the incident, they can use all about against him now. members up in a fight in vegas and repent, to kill tupac shakur and he said he did not pull the trigger, but that he planned if the attack as a serial to davis is now charged with murder and finally a break in this amos case and here's reaction from lab. >> it feels great man and i cannot believe it and it was so happy that las vegas decided to go forward with it because like i said back in 26 years ago, he told him that we did and sure enough, that's who they are arrested in the case in going forward with the case. arthel: and davis remains in custody without bail and he is expected to appear in court in the next few days eric. eric: long and 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's there are reports and some democratic members of congress are trying to slow down the process so they can read the full continuing resolution including voting by paper comes a report that a fire alarm, was pulled at the house can building, that according to our chief congressional correspondent, capitol hill correspondent chat men on the screen new yorker congressman jim bowman, apparently did that move to potentially by democrats more time comedy read the cr portal capitol according to chat, that a criminal investigation unit is questioning the congressman about whether or not he pulled the fire alarm. try to slow down this process so we will see with the result of that investigation is and if there's any truth to this report and "fox news" is reaching out to the congressman's office, to see if they have any comments or on the report that a fire alarm was pulled in order to try to delay the process in washington. arthel: full erica, and eric hakim jeffries on the floor, to buy time to read through these 75 page tech unit and is getting too bizarre. [laughter] but you know who else is bars are here. eric: will remember, this is like school reasonable alarms and water balloons and you know what else do they have a could they resort to moc's bangmac your reference to child like is spot on record rainfall, though using new york and that's what they said that yesterday and you know the flash flooding, turning streets in the rivers not exaggerating, swamped the spirit subways you've seen picture known grounded hundreds of flights lives even flooding inside some airports like laguardia this sending my life, to see these what about the fights and potential delights. >> art felt were going to get to it on there now awaiting april this water to recede after one in new york city's, most wet days and decades and singly, things are starting to dry out here at laguardia airport after several inches of rain fell in just a few hours, in fact the rainfall closing terminal a here at the airport for about nine hours and leaving travelers with headaches like flight cancellations and delays with the traveling on the train, was just as chaotic and you can see why when you watch this video, take a look at the water bursting through the walls as some subway station, and the rainfall is knocking out several subway and commuter rail lines and flash floods in the area specifically brooklyn one of the cities five boroughs which was really hard receiving nearly 3 inches of rain in the single hour according to city leaders and we saw cars crawling a struggling to make it through several inches of water, brooklyn's fourth avenue was so involved, whirlpool forms one of the biggest concerns through this was the kids will going to get home in a state of emergency was not declared by the city until about two hours after new york governor kathy local announced plans for one for the state the city officials and cleaning the mayor defending the response saying, there were minimal schools impacted and the buses were prepared to take the kids home and calling conditions, outside of schools worse mean. >> but we should be clear, that we only certain number of school days that we could utilize we must make sure that we made that and as you see the decision was the right decision we did not have any issues. >> seaport and the question still remain about how the city's asian info structure will handle this type of weather in the future, this morning governor kathy hochul said she will help the resource next year to help fund these repairs. arthel: a no euro sight so i'm not sure if you've had any updates on fight and flight cancellations and you know if things are running on time there from laguardia at this point. reporter: that's a great question and yes, right now they're very few flight cancellations or delays here at laguardia, less than one dozens of things are really back up and running heret the airport. arthel: okay, that's good news nobody wants to get stranded at an airport however laguardia doesn't good now. and they have the restaurants now with the upgrades. thank you very much. eric: and after detroit workers are ramping up their strikes against the big three automakers and expanding walk out gm and ford plants yesterday, and the uaw is trying to negotiate rohan from ground rules for the next generation of cars is leaving manufacturing is been surging and nonunion southern states printed jr. correspondent on one of the state of georgia, very latest on the situation. >> just as we come the workers in the detroit area received from current president joe biden and former president donald trump, driving a bullhorn of the picket line outside of detroit mr. biden told the striking workers they deserve this is financial pay raise and if he told mr. trump workers of the nonunion factory america's transition to electric vehicles cost jobs in building electric vehicle asked than a conventional car industry analyst, said the union is trying to negotiate protections, for the workers and traditional auto plants pr. >> you try to lay the ground rules of the next generation of cars and affixes deeply in itself because we become hub for electrical card many factoring. >> georgia tax incentives and monthly nonunion labor pool from a leeward foreign such as kyoko monday and others to build or expand operations in the state. in earlier this week, have asked governor brian kemp about ev's impact on labor. >> i'm not to roll worried about people being displaced there's other opportunities out there in states like georgia in the south, where the gdp is now outpacing the northeast and so, so my message to them would become adult to worry about it, come to georgia and will put you to work. reporter: and i'll toss it back to you eric. eric: you so much my thursday government shut down from this avoided, does not mean the speaker mccarthy will be dumped in his futuristic here on "fox news" life. bulb moment. tiktok is a fantastic platform for diy. if you'd have told me three years ago that i would own my own business and be expanding into a separate building, i would've told you you'd lost your mind. eric: we are at this pointbecaue contradictory promises, by the budget top going to different groups of people and he made one promise the house conservatives in january, to secure the position amended another promise to president biden limited third promise altogether to house appropriators and so kevin's deal was come that if he made multiple contradictory promises, and delayed as long as possible, he admits people get shut down politics in order to avoid the programmatic level review the house conservatives have called for sue when this congressman matt gates slamming the speaker the house for the congress is now in session and trying to deal with potential government shut down and there's no shortage of finger-pointing over this that deadline, is midnight tonight pretty if it's avoided is because speaker mccarthy me wrangle the democratic us which could throw him out of a job as matt gates has found what's going to happen, it's off republican congressman french hill joins us and financial services committee is just fresh from the house floor of commerce and thank you for stepping aside and back in your office from the house floor and first of all, when the demands going on right now what you think potentially happening this afternoon in terms of avoiding a government shutdown if that's possible in all. french: will think you eric and this past week a month we completed work on 72 percent of the appropriations bills at the house and the senate has completed zero and then yesterday, we work for a continuing would secure our borders something else i support very very much but a failed failed because all of the democrats voted against an inch anyone republicans including charisma and gates against the desert today were working with the senate, to keep this government open so that we can continue to work on our appropriations bills, about is on the house for as we speak and it's a continuing resolution for 45 days to continue the work on the appropriations bills and that's what i think we need to do in order to get a work finished, and have the most conservative budget, thank you so a spinning in 24 from 2023 and has conserve the policies that reverse the failed policies joe biden nancy pelosi. eric: you think the 45 day continuing resolution we can since we know being voted on and do you think this will pass go down in flames. french: probably it will pass and i think that it's easier to get that appropriations work done when the government open and i cannot vote to cut the pay of our troops were not secure the border because of concerns about funding at the southwest border in texas and arizona and new mexico nothing for california, that is a mistake so i should be able to do our work we plans to bring those bills to the floor in the next three weeks and finish our work here in the house sue and the broader issue come that is been addressed, you just hit on it, conservative spending and i think the budget some say fully out of control and we have the committee response will federal budget. and pointing outcome of that we have trillions, $33 trillion just the amount of money is just ongoing and is there any way do you think, to be able to wrangle the federal budget so that he could potentially make sense. french: will erica, you're so right and that's why support a balanced budget in the constitution is why is supported in the debt ceiling deal which cut $2 trillion in spending and cap spending for the next six years and 1 percent year, and yesterday, and this is so frustrating, yesterday we had a vote for commission bipartisan to tackle mandatory spending, mandatory spinning us two thirds of all federal spending, and it's a part that is growing out of control, the commission within really good thing i think, to get a handle on it so that we have a right physical future not confronted every year with another potential downgrade rising interest calls. >> enemy that has been railing against us in terms of this while this fake you know, the budget cliffs that the congress does so the time they raise the debt ceiling limit any goes on and on and on, you mentioned that bipartisan commission, do you think that will be the realistic end that can do something about the budgets. >> will gosh when i first started my career and spent two as a senate staffer. french: i was here when the alan greenspan commission reported to president reagan and then ronald reagan and tip o'neill from the social security system, and he put the course of stability for four decades and what we need to do is have a bipartisan commission the tackles the tough resistant to the change in entitlement many tory spending programs, the only way to do that eric is in a bipartisan way they believe the only way to get bipartisan consensus, commissioner forces never down vote in those reforms and i hope that still pursue that over the next few weeks as we complete the approach under appropriation works sue and they say the interest on the debt, the cost average americans, almost $2000 a year and of the deficit cost us about 5000 and so each taxpayer, paying about $5000, and so, i mean, while they are the figures we have the figures once we know congressman, the interest on the debt, 1981, revenues 40000 from the deficit cost us 4590 national debt, 33 trillion accounting and finally before we tackle that, speaker mccarthy future, to think matt gates will be true, to his threat to try to dump him and move to a motion to vacate and they have majority will they find up to potential take the speakership of the house. >> will look the assertions that my colleagues mr. gates is made, there just fundamentally not true kevin mccarthy is not quite in with these numbers he's worked mindfully to get the only debt ceiling deal, they could be gotten any force the biden administration to change their policies on the work requirements for welfare programs, and removing irs agents, and he did a good job on that in a spinning is less than were spinning in 2023 is a good deal and a cut $2 trillion nothing mccarthy has good standing with the members of our congress i think they back his leadership c1 congressman franchot of arkansas in the great state and thank you for joining us will let you get back to it to the floor in the house and do the job see if we can keep the government open. thank you congressman. >> appreciated. arthel: yes okay while we keep an eye on the voting, that is currently taking place in the house for, we review 27 -year-old murder of rapper tupac shakur, what more can we learn about this case and will have our details on that legal analyst coming up next. max pron with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! uuuhhhh... here, i'll take that! woohoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar. enter the $10,000 powered by protein max 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the cr finally made it onto the house for was able to pass with democrats this was really a steer down between house republicans and house democrats put pressure on them to come through as a senate sort of took a setback and waited for the house to make a move and can you talk to us about what happened with these negotiations were like get us to this point because of the folks thought that this was what we were heading for a shut down. >> will assign we actually came together with a deal is bipartisan deal with democrats in the house republicans to do a clean cr or maybe with an asterix on it but what that was the white house the white house called akeem jeffrey since i don't vote for it we cannot understand why he is a clean sleep into cr if you want to keep the government open, what is controversial about that and finally, he said these one to see with the senate with you when the senate republicans got together we said we would bring it down when that happened, the hakim jeffries let everybody go in the white house finally said let them vote for it and was well over 300 votes and i think the 91 knows. reporter: you know they made a phone call within the last hour here and basically gave permission to the democrats to go ahead and vote yes because they were trying to delay this we heard all source of stories sure you've heard about a certain congressman who may pull the fire alarm while still trying to figure that that was the reason why he did that they were trying to delay this is much as possible and that it just turn within the last couple of moments. >> we were up against the clock in the senate because once a procedure stars, you cannot turn it off in the senate. and so in that would've teed up the schumer bill. what hakim jeffries was doing over here for this magic minute was trying to run the clock out and he did not think that the republican's would actually think i'm and procedural vote and once we said that we will bring it down and mitch went to the comedian said were going to bring us down and he did a look unimpressed face. and hakim mistreated about sweeper they won the stare down today and can you talk about what happens next with us cr which by the way for our viewers, includes disaster liberty does not include crane funny insincere it is not include border security what happens now, that is headed towards you. >> will i do believe there's well i think it is clean and so i will bring up the three separate bills and we still have to deal with ukraine funding and disaster relief and we still have to deal with the military and firefighters pay so there's a few things that we have to sort of work through going to get this one going and will this continue this voting this week and getting the rest of the stuff taking care of. >> people at home wondering in our anchors resting anybody in the setting so this down because it takes one member right, they can so this process down and then we might miss the deadline. >> what we already have an agreement from the republicans nobody's going to do that and if it happens, it will be on schumer and so the democrats in the house republicans, senate republicans were together, speaker mccarthy get to an outstanding job in communicating his point and really calling the democrats on the bluff and he was communicated with mcconnell, and with john thune to make sure they make sure were on the same page and this is what happens when republicans were together in some perfect, and any republican i don't think it would say the barre never keeping the government-funded to give us time to work out the differences to get the best bill we could see full capacity one more question because i know you have to work on this now, on the senate and everybody that's been watching this at home, and the drama the back-and-forth and the constant have horses that were failing over in the house, you know people are wondering, what did you guys take so long and why did she wait until the final hour in the final day, to get something done and why does congress function what he wanted to this people and there's we wanted to see appropriations bill initiative in the budget and there should've been any fiscal year 2024 budget and where we doing cr why did this happen if they happen. >> the good work and allies mostly have to go back to border and confounding fathers said to have a voice never. they to have representatives and we also have an by design, design to be on chaotic and slow, we saw the government was working it didn't work perfectly we've never had a perfect build the constitution is been amended so we voice at this back-and-forth met with the you that i congress does usually come together and find some solution but it just takes right at to that deadline and it was you did not but that's the way it works. reporter: we so appreciate your time senator mullen i know you'll be busy on the senate side will be watching that part next we appreciate it and thanks so much so hard sell this interesting speaker mccarthy, actually on his way into the chamber be for this vote, came over and whispered to me and said, did you see with the senate just did and he was be making in talking about the fact that mcconnell leader mcconnell had basically said, okay, will going to stand back and we are going to wait and were not going to move under senate bill is going to watch the houses which literally just put all of the pressure back on house democrats and you just heard senator mullen say, it was the white house and fairly they made a call in the last few moments here until the democrats take the deal. arthel: plus such a political hot potato there and neither side, wants to be the one to hold up the progress here and so they realized then i thought it was interesting in your interview with senator roland he said the founding voters designed it to be chaotic and maybe slow moving perhaps but i don't think they were anticipating such chaos that we are currently witnessing. reporter: while i think what people want think with senator mullen also was trying to say is but a lot of house republicans hidden in democrats have been saying, is we need this process of birth weight that it supposed to work which is through the 12 appropriations bills i make a budget supposed to happen every single year in congress has a really bad track record of trying to make that happen we almost always have to put together a cr less i can become a bible time is what will happen it seems like now by 45 more days and then hopefully, we'll have a budget at the end of that. arthel: i hope so, may be argument in japan. eric: about the ukraine and, once the senate gets into ukraine aid will be back in. seaport know, it is not sound like ukraine will be part of this and speaker mccarthy was very clear to the senate that there is no way that we will go for that and also, gary coming in the senate tries to change the thing in this cr, has more time so we are under a deadline been under the clock itself and they went to a verdict government shutdown which they do absolutely, think this offenses they've obviously work it out behind closed doors the white house is on board and apparently theater schumer is a swell up and going to take this up quickly and tested as quickly as possible before the deadline because if you start to change things have to spend this back to the house. arthel: of right and left the mission, that aid to ukraine, possibly most likely not being in the revision of the next bill enemy that also weighs heavily speaker mccarthy on his position perhaps c4 it weighs heavily in a lot of moderate republicans and democrats especially these house democrats, were trying to buy time today because they really wanted chuck schumer to start the process as on their version of the cr because it had the $6 million for ukraine aid in their this one did not add what it sounds like is going to happen, is that ukrainians going to be a separate vote pretty which is what the folks in the house on the right conservatives have wanted to make it separate and we don't want about dante that we don't want to put it together and cr defend the government we don't want it attached to that's what looks like is going to be a completely separate measure there will be taking up at some point in time we know the leader mcconnell supports for ukraine funding we know that there are senators, and the republican party that you entered were the majority of the majority, support ukraine funding. arthel: thank you so much and go-ahead. eric: will ten seconds, do we know if matt gates will follow through on his motion to vacate because democratic votes were part of this. reporter: will it's as good as anybody's guess harry, but he has repeatedly said that he would follow through in democrats help speaker mccarthy pass a cr which is exactly what happened today. eric: okay more news atwe 4:00 p.m h. eastern. we're not an airline, but our network connects global businesses 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