breaking news now. Here's Sean

Hannity. All right, here we go as we start the show today. Thank you for being with us. Let

me give you my toe, our toe of mine, our toll free number. It's eight hundred nine four

one Sean. All right. So the battle over the motion to vacate a push forward by Matt

Gates. That now has had a number of preliminary votes and the house now debating in the

lead up to a vote on whether to house speaker McCarthy. My sources are telling me it's just

too close to call whether or not that's going to happen or what's been interesting to watch

in the lead up to this is McCarthy did not have to hold this vote today. He could have talked

to Democrats and and cut a deal with them. He said that's not an option for me. And he's

just letting it go. And right now there's a lot of angst and anger among the majority

Republicans against Matt Gates for doing this. Matt Gates just got up to speak. Let's play

this gentleman from Oklahoma's time is reserved. Gentlemen from Florida. Mr. Speaker, my

friend from Oklahoma says that my colleagues and I who don't support Kevin McCarthy would

plunge the house in the country into chaos. Chaos is speaker McCarthy. Chaos is somebody

who we cannot trust with their word. The one thing that the White House, House Democrats and

many of us on the conservative side of the Republican caucus would argue is that the thing we

haven't common. Kevin McCarthy said something to all of us at one point or another that he didn't

really mean and never intended to live up to. I don't think voting against Kevin McCarthy is

chaos. I think 33 trillion in debt is chaos. I think that facing a $2.2 trillion annual deficit

is chaos. I think that not passing single subject spending bills is chaos. I think the fact that

we have been governed in this country since the mid 90s by continuing resolution and omnibus

is chaos. And the way to liberate ourselves from that is a series of reforms to this body

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