Tonight on all-end, the honorable Jim Jordan of the state of Ohio has received $199.

The honorable Hakeem Jeffries of the state of New York has received $212.

Trump's pick to lead the house goes down again.

No amount of election denying is going to take away from those vote totals.

Tonight the excruciating failure of the MAGA candidate, the Democratic push for a bipartisan

solution, and what we know about a timeline for resolution.

It was a triumph for democracy in our country that an insurrection was rejected by the Republicans

again as their candidate for speaker.

Then tension sore and then released after that deadly hospital blast, there's new hope

for humanitarian aid flowing into Gaza, and as the president meets with families of

hostages in Israel, the call for caution continues.

Justice must be done, but I caution this while you feel that rage.

Don't be consumed by it.

When all in starts right now.

Good evening from New York.

I'm Chris Hayes.

Today, Republican Congressman Jim Jordan of Ohio is even further from being speaker of

the house than he was yesterday.

In a second floor vote, Jordan ended up with 199 supporters, a net loss from yesterday's

tally.

As Paul Cain of the Washington Post noted, Jordan set a modern record.

Nice work, Jim.

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