harris is next. harris: the breaking news continues. right now the u.s. house of representatives has the votes to expect george santos of new york. an investigation into a scathing ethics report which includes campaign finance abuse, allegations that santos lied to get into office. the case has not been adjudicated yet. lawmakers want him to quit but he is defiant. and they have already voted twice on the same issue as they do today. do they kick out george santos? in votes in hand right now they do have the votes. let s watch the house speaker, johnson. notify the governor of the state of the new york of the action of the house. under clause 5d of rule 20 the chair announces that in light of the expulsion of the gentleman from new york, mr. santos, the whole number of the house is 434. harris: all right. making it official there from the house speaker, the expulsion of george santos, senior correspondent chad pergram watching it all on the hill. i ve been watching you
already of vetting, and you ve seen the things come out, but this judge is in the mainstream, and it is going to be very difficult, i think, to rough him up enough that he would lose the votes of the republicans at least. to lose the coalition. and my guess is some of the democrats are going to end up vote for him. perhaps. or per snaps. thank you so much. howard fineman, stay with me. coming up on our special coverage, the supreme court and campaign cash, excuse me. before there was sentenced united, there was mccain/feingold, that legislation was trying to deal with something republicans and democrats complain about, campaign finance abuse. well, the feingold in that equation will join me next. he has a hearing on monday. oh. and he s gorsuch. gorsuch. neil gorsuch.