failing to act on allegations of sexual misconduct, this time involving a captain turned college president. and later, the outgoing chair of the joint chiefs of staff mark mully unloads on the former president. so when the going gets tough, congress goes home. tonight there are signs that house speaker kevin mccarthy is losing, or has lost control of republicans in the house. the consequence for him might be his job is in jeopardy. for america, a functioning open government is in jeopardy. a shutdown is just days away, and in the face of that reality, mccarthy sent the house home for a long weekend, mostly, because he could not get his republican members to agree to anything else. i m john berman in for anderson. and the scene today on capitol hill was one for the history books. president zelenskyy of ukraine was in washington working around the clock and around the world to save his country from the russian invasion, shaking hands and shaking the bipartisan trees for cruci
we have the photo that he didn t want you to see. mccarthy in his own words, not long ago, singing a very different tune about ukraine. what s changed? breaking news. officials just holding a presser on the overturned bus carrying high school students on the way to band camp. a second person has died. dozens are injured. five in critical condition. what happened? the border surge tonight. one texas city so overwhelmed by the thousands of migrants, the mayor declared a state of emergency. traffic at one point halted because of the chaos. that mayor is my guest. good evening. pleading for aid. president zelenskyy in washington, d.c. tonight, making the case for more help to win putin s war. he got a warm welcome from president biden at the white house. mr. president, it s an honor to welcome you back to the white house and the oval office. earlier this week at the u.n. general assembly, i made it clear that no nation can be truly secure in the world if, in fact, we do
In the house in particular who feel like they have not gotten the same kaind of assurances frm ryan that democrats got from mcconnell that immigration would be dealt with in an honest and open way. there will be conservatives who say why are we spending all of this money. particularly on domestic programs. i talked to one senate republican yesterday who said we need to spend this money on defense. i don t like the idea we re going to spend potentially hundreds of billions of dollars more on domestic programs that we don t need. that it being said, there s broad support for this deal in the senate already. and i think i don t want to step on halle s toes, but the idea this was not worked ob in a vacuum. the white house has been valved in this process. it seems u.n. likely from the hill the white house would want to step on b a deal that gets so many prerogatives and so many