Good morning, it is Monday, October 16th. It's five minutes after 10.

You're listening to Kendall and Casey on 93 WIBC.

So the House of Representatives nearing that two weeks without a permanent speaker,

they're facing that November 17th deadline.

That's when that continuing resolution is up, struggling to replace Kevin McCarthy.

We had Steve Scalise who dropped out last week.

And now on Friday, the House GOP voted to have Jim Jordan as the nominee.

Of course, a subsequent vote showed that 55 Republicans won't support him on the floor.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait a second here, Casey.

What is this?

This won't support him stuff.

I was told by the establishment, we must, we must have a speaker because the country will be thrown

into chaos.

If there's not a speaker, so it almost seems like there only must be a speaker.

If it's in a chosen person by the establishment, because it appears that it's the establishment

that is going to potentially prevent Jim Jordan from being the speaker, it appears

that way, doesn't it?

You know why it appears that way because it is.

Well, Democrats are now beginning to entertain the notion of helping to enable the speaker,

pro tempore, Patrick McHenry to pass legislation.

Well, again, these people, the great thing about the establishment, the great thing about liberals,

great thing about all these people who are not in it for you, but are in it for themselves

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