good evening. speaker of the house kevin mccarthy weighed in late this evening on his decision to give tucker carlson first dibs on footage from january 6th, footage that carlson used to portray the attack as something it was not. several senators criticized his decision. documents revealing that carlson s contempt for the former president for his viewers and for the facts. we ll have more on that shortly. first, though, some of what the speaker just said. the one thing i always want to make sure is this capitol is protected and secured. i want to make sure the officers here have everything they need to provide that. my whole role for january 6th is just to bring transparency. people can make their own decision. mccarthy held this press conference today following a congressional budget office report on the debt. what did he say about the january 6th security footage? how much concern are you hearing from members of the house? members of the senate have spoken out but does
footage, which so far tucker carlson has used to sway the capitol attack of something it was not. his remarks come on a day in which several republican senators criticized his decision and hard on the heels of last night s document dump in dominion voting systems cased against fox. documents revealing that carlson s attempt for the former president for his viewers and for the facts. more on that, shortly. first, some of what the speaker just said. one thing that i always want to make sure is that this capitol, it is protected and secured. i want to make sure that the officers here have everything that they need to provide that. my whole role for a january 6th is just being transparent. people can make their own decision with that. that is not all he said on the subject. our manu raju found out when he press the speaker, he joins us now. so mccarthy held a press conference today following a congressional budget office report on the debt. what did he say about the january s
now. don t go anywhere, cnn this morning starts right now. good morning, everyone i m phil mattingly with erica hill. we have major news breaking overnight on this thursday, november 309. israel and hamas clinching a last minute deal to pause the fighting in exchange for a day without military action. at least three people are dead, six others are wounded in jerusalem after police say palestinian gunmen opened fire at a bus stop. henry kissinger is dead at 100, he reshaped american diplomacy and the world during the cold war and beyond. and in two hours, george santos is set to speak from the steps of the capitol ahead of tomorrow s planned expulsion vote. he isn t packing his bags just yet. the house speaker says he has, quote, real reservations about showing santos the door. cnn this morning starts right now. you can see it there in that video, the big smile, the wave from 73-year-old irina tati. one of the 16 hostages just released by hamas. 102 hostages have b
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