Kevin McCarthy's job hangs in the balance after Democrats bailed him out to avoid a shutdown.

Maggot Congressman Matt Gates saying today that he'll file a motion to kick McCarthy out of his job this week.

Senator Chris Murphy is here with his reaction to what has been a wild weekend on Capitol Hill, and he's coming up first.

Plus, Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg

will be live in studio with the view from the Biden administration, as the president frames

this whole episode as a full-on failure for Republicans. And later, Donald Trump is expected to

travel to New York today and attend the start of his civil fraud trial tomorrow. Who better

to talk to than former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen?

He blew the lit off Trump's shady business dealings.

He's on the witness list for this trial,

and he could come face to face with his former boss for the first time in years.

We are awaiting remarks from President Biden at any moment from the White House, and when he's ready, we'll take that to you live.

But in the meantime, I just want to level set on what we've seen in Washington over the last couple of days.

One Republican congressman said that the last week was like, quote, riding a mechanical bull. That's quite a visual, but pretty

accurate. The president is going to weigh in after Congress managed to pass a short-term funding

bill that will keep the government open for the next 47 days. Now, preventing a government

shutdown is obviously good news,

and so is the fact that the final bill didn't include any of the devastating cuts to domestic

programs that had been on the table. So for the time being, as of right now, House Speaker

Kevin McCarthy has managed to avoid a complete disaster of Republicans' own making by relying on Democratic

votes to get it over the finish line. Congratulations are in order, I mean, I guess. But before

you all think, wow, maybe government is functioning again in Washington, not quite. Because

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