We must without equivocation denounce anti-Semitism.

We must also, without equivocation, announce Islamophobia.

And to all you heard him, those of you are hurting, I want you to know, I see you.

You belong.

And I want to say this to you, you're all American.

You're all American. You are all Americans.

That's part of President Biden's address to the nation from the Oval Office last night.

The president also called on all Americans as well as Congress to continue to support Ukraine

and Israel in the vastly different wars each is fighting.

Meanwhile, there's somehow even more a Republican-led chaos on Capitol Hill.

A third vote is now scheduled this morning on Jim Jordan's bid to lead the lower chamber,

and this comes as the temporary speaker is now threatening to resign.

We'll go through all of that just ahead, and we're going to get expert legal analysis on the

surprise guilty plea for one of the many defendants in the Georgia election interference case.

The Georgia election interference case. Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Friday, October 20th.

It's Friday, we made it.

Barely.

I'm Jonathan Lemire. Thanks for starting your day with us.

And we'll begin this morning in a busy one with the president's rare Oval Office address.

Last night in primetime, President Joe Biden urged Americans to support both Israel and Ukraine in the respective wars that they're fighting.

The president also announced plans to ask Congress

as soon as today for $105 billion in military assistance for both countries, explaining that it is

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