Tonight on all-end, the Honorable Jim Jordan of the State of Ohio has received 200 votes.

The Honorable Hakeem Jeffries of the State of New York has received 212 votes.

Jim Jordan rejected as speaker in spite of the Maga shakedown.

We have a few sensitive little snowflakes in Congress.

Tonight, why the next vote has been delayed and how Democrats are keeping their options open.

There are a whole host of other Republicans who are respected on our side of the aisle.

Jim Jordan is not one of them.

Then, the scene in Gaza where each side is blaming each other for a deadly hospital blast

that's killed hundreds.

And as President Biden departs for the region, what we know about what happens next between

Israel and Hamas.

But all in, starts right now.

Good even from New York, I'm Chris Hayes, the Republican Party spent the entire day today

trying to install a chief coup plotter, a speaker of the House, and second in line to the

presidency.

Congressman Jim Jordan of Ohio received the party's nomination for Speaker last week

after ousting Speaker Kevin McCarthy 14 days ago and the party failing to secure enough

votes to elevate majority leader Steve Scalise.

This afternoon, Republicans took the vote on Jim Jordan to the House floor, where he

received 200 yes votes.

That's 17 shy of the number he needed to secure a majority.

Now, that was actually a pretty significant improvement for Jordan, closing the gap by

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