He s got real problems. he s got at least four hard no votes. and more floating out there. there was a letter sent yesterday from seven republicans who were raising all sorts of objections and one of them is a real stricky procedural question from mccarthy about who is going to allow individual members to even try and out of the speaker, you know, they were the ones who helped get rid of john boehner in 2015, and conservative republicans held it over paul ryan the whole time he was in office. democrats got rid of it. nancy pelosi got rid of it. there are conservatives who want to bring it back. you don t know if kevin mccarthy gets there. i think it s 50-50 at best. i think there is kind of a shifting group. there are four hard core members who are out there formally saying they won t vote for him. and then there s others that are a shifting group. i think he has a real math problem. he only has 222 seats and you
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Assessment that they have declassified a summary of which was obtained by cnn in which they say that al qaeda has not reconstituted itself in afghanistan, that there are fewer than a dozen core members of the group who remain in the country and that the group does not have the capability nor the desire to carry out an attack on the homeland at this time. now, obviously this is a very rosy intelligence assessment, this is not something that the biden administration was saying just a year ago, saying that they could see al qaeda reconstituting itself within a year or two in afghanistan and of course there are a number of questions after the u.s. strike on al zawahiri who was the leader of al qaeda about why the taliban was giving him safe haven in afghanistan and now the united states did not anticipate that and how they did not see that the taliban was willing to harbor such a wanted terrorist figure. a lot of questions about whether this is just a snapshot in time, this declassified in
With the oath keepers? there came a point, there were many red flags, and i probably should have broken with the much earlier than i did. but the straw that broke the camel s back really came when i walked into a grocery store, and we were living up in a very remote town of eureka, montana. and there was a loop, group of core members of the group, the oath keepers, and some associates. and they were having a conversation at that public area, where they were talking about how the whole cost was not real. and that was, for me, something that i just could not abide. joining us now is kathleen belew, associate professor of history of northwestern university. she s the author of, bringing the war home: the white power movement and paramilitary america. professor, what is your