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Viewer calls, texts, and social media postings reacting to Tuesday's House Speaker vote and President Biden's trip to Israel.

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"Based on what I've seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team, not you," President Biden told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu upon his arrival to Israel, referring to a deadly strike on a hospital in Gaza that killed at least 500 civilians during the Israel-Hamas war. The prime minister also spoke ahead of a meeting between the leaders.

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"This will be a different kind of war, because Hamas is a different kind of enemy," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told President Biden and the aids for both leaders flanked by their sides during a meeting in Israel. The prime minister stated: "Hamas wants to kill as many Israelis as possible." President Biden's remarks followed the Israeli leader. He promised the Israeli government that "we will continue to have Israel's back as you work to defend your people."

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C-SPAN looks at the House Speaker Election.

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The House will hold a second round of voting in the House Speaker election to replace former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, who was removed from the position on October 3rd.

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C-SPAN looks at the House Speaker Election.

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The House held a 2nd Speaker vote and again Rep. Jim Jordan fell short of the votes needed to become Speaker.

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Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) fell short of the votes needed to become Speaker in a second round of voting. The vote was 212 for Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries and 199 for Rep. Jordan. Twenty-two Republicans voted for someone else other than Rep. Jordan.

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"Based on what I've seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team, not you," President Biden told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu upon his arrival to Israel, referring to a deadly strike on a hospital in Gaza that killed at least 500 civilians during the Israel-Hamas war. The prime minister also spoke ahead of a meeting between the leaders.

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"This will be a different kind of war, because Hamas is a different kind of enemy," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told President Biden and the aids for both leaders flanked by their sides during a meeting in Israel. The prime minister stated: "Hamas wants to kill as many Israelis as possible." President Biden's remarks followed the Israeli leader. He promised the Israeli government that "we will continue to have Israel's back as you work to defend your people."

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"I come to Israel with a single message: you are not alone," said President Biden during his remarks on U.S. support for Israel during his trip to Tel Aviv amid the country's war with Hamas. The president spoke on the humanitarian needs and announced $100 million in humanitarian funding for both Gaza and the West Bank.

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Amid the Israel-Hamas war, U.S. ambassador to Israel nominee Jack Lew testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. In light of Iran's long-standing support for Hamas, several Republican members grilled Mr. Lew about his work on the Iran nuclear deal when he was Treasury secretary in the Obama administration, alleging that he was not forthcoming about the deal's financial implementation. Mr. Lew rejected those allegations, retorting that the deal was "transparent" and that it did not lift sanctions on terrorism, but involved Iran rolling back its nuclear program in exchange for the U.S. unfreezing holds on certain Iranian monies. The Trump administration later pulled out of the Iran deal in 2018. Moreover, some other members asked about Mr. Lew's commitment to working with Israel in order to protect innocent Palestinians and civilians amid the ongoing war. At the start of the hearing, three pro-Palestinian protesters were escorted out of the room after causing disruptions.

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The House will hold a second round of voting in the House Speaker election to replace former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, who was removed from the position on October 3rd.

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C-SPAN looks at the House Speaker Election.

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"Based on what I've seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team, not you," President Biden told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu upon his arrival to Israel, referring to a deadly strike on a hospital in Gaza that killed at least 500 civilians during the Israel-Hamas war. The prime minister also spoke ahead of a meeting between the leaders.

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"This will be a different kind of war, because Hamas is a different kind of enemy," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told President Biden and the aids for both leaders flanked by their sides during a meeting in Israel. The prime minister stated: "Hamas wants to kill as many Israelis as possible." President Biden's remarks followed the Israeli leader. He promised the Israeli government that "we will continue to have Israel's back as you work to defend your people."

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"I come to Israel with a single message: you are not alone," said President Biden during his remarks on U.S. support for Israel during his trip to Tel Aviv amid the country's war with Hamas. The president spoke on the humanitarian needs and announced $100 million in humanitarian funding for both Gaza and the West Bank.

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The House held a 2nd Speaker vote and again Rep. Jim Jordan fell short of the votes needed to become Speaker.

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Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) fell short of the votes needed to become Speaker in a second round of voting. The vote was 212 for Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries and 199 for Rep. Jordan. Twenty-two Republicans voted for someone else other than Rep. Jordan.

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Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-WI) spoke to reporters about the House speaker election following a presumed 2nd ballot loss by Republican nominee Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH). He discussed disfunction in the party, bipartisan compromises in the House, and whether he would support a Kevin McCarthy comeback.

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Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) spoke to reporters about the House speaker election following a presumed 2nd ballot loss by Republican nominee Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH). When asked about granting additional powers to the speaker pro tempore in order to proceed with the business of the House, he said "it makes no sense" to grant someone the full powers of the speaker of the House without having a speaker in place.

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Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) spoke to reporters about the House speaker election following a second ballot loss by Republican nominee Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH). He said his support for Rep. Jordan was not changing and encouraged the conference to elect him. He also said, "Jim can go as many rounds as he chooses to, and I'll be right there."

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The House held a 2nd Speaker vote and again Rep. Jim Jordan fell short of the votes needed to become Speaker.

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Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) fell short of the votes needed to become Speaker in a second round of voting. The vote was 212 for Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries and 199 for Rep. Jordan. Twenty-two Republicans voted for someone else other than Rep. Jordan.

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Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-WI) spoke to reporters about the House speaker election following a presumed 2nd ballot loss by Republican nominee Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH). He discussed disfunction in the party, bipartisan compromises in the House, and whether he would support a Kevin McCarthy comeback.

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Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) spoke to reporters about the House speaker election following a presumed 2nd ballot loss by Republican nominee Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH). When asked about granting additional powers to the speaker pro tempore in order to proceed with the business of the House, he said "it makes no sense" to grant someone the full powers of the speaker of the House without having a speaker in place.

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Rep. Byron Donalds (R-FL) spoke to reporters about the House speaker election following a second ballot loss by Republican nominee Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH). He said his support for Rep. Jordan was not changing and encouraged the conference to elect him. He also said, "Jim can go as many rounds as he chooses to, and I'll be right there."

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"Based on what I've seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team, not you," President Biden told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu upon his arrival to Israel, referring to a deadly strike on a hospital in Gaza that killed at least 500 civilians during the Israel-Hamas war. The prime minister also spoke ahead of a meeting between the leaders.

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"This will be a different kind of war, because Hamas is a different kind of enemy," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told President Biden and the aids for both leaders flanked by their sides during a meeting in Israel. The prime minister stated: "Hamas wants to kill as many Israelis as possible." President Biden's remarks followed the Israeli leader. He promised the Israeli government that "we will continue to have Israel's back as you work to defend your people."

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"I come to Israel with a single message: you are not alone," said President Biden during his remarks on U.S. support for Israel during his trip to Tel Aviv amid the country's war with Hamas. The president spoke on the humanitarian needs and announced $100 million in humanitarian funding for both Gaza and the West Bank.

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President Biden spoke on the need for humanitarian aid and said though "Israel has been badly victimized" they have an opportunity to help those who are suffering in Israel and Gaza. He briefly spoke about this to reporters aboard Air Force One on his way back to the United States from his visit to Israel amid the country's war with Hamas.

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Amid the Israel-Hamas war, U.S. ambassador to Israel nominee Jack Lew testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. In light of Iran's long-standing support for Hamas, several Republican members grilled Mr. Lew about his work on the Iran nuclear deal when he was Treasury secretary in the Obama administration, alleging that he was not forthcoming about the deal's financial implementation. Mr. Lew rejected those allegations, retorting that the deal was "transparent" and that it did not lift sanctions on terrorism, but involved Iran rolling back its nuclear program in exchange for the U.S. unfreezing holds on certain Iranian monies. The Trump administration later pulled out of the Iran deal in 2018. Moreover, some other members asked about Mr. Lew's commitment to working with Israel in order to protect innocent Palestinians and civilians amid the ongoing war. At the start of the hearing, three pro-Palestinian protesters were escorted out of the room after causing disruptions.

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British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak reaffirmed the United Kingdom's support for Israel and the right for Israel to defend itself in the wake of the Hamas terrorist attack. The prime minister appeared before the House of Commons to field questions from members during the weekly Question Time session. Other topics addressed were antisemitism, health care funding, transportation and rail investment, illegal migration, and childhood poverty.

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The House held a 2nd Speaker vote and again Rep. Jim Jordan fell short of the votes needed to become Speaker.

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Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) fell short of the votes needed to become Speaker in a second round of voting. The vote was 212 for Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries and 199 for Rep. Jordan. Twenty-two Republicans voted for someone else other than Rep. Jordan.

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Rep. Mike Gallagher (R-WI) spoke to reporters about the House speaker election following a presumed 2nd ballot loss by Republican nominee Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH). He discussed disfunction in the party, bipartisan compromises in the House, and whether he would support a Kevin McCarthy comeback.

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Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) spoke to reporters about the House speaker election following a presumed 2nd ballot loss by Republican nominee Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH). When asked about granting additional powers to the speaker pro tempore in order to proceed with the business of the House, he said "it makes no sense" to grant someone the full powers of the speaker of the House without having a speaker in place.

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"Based on what I've seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team, not you," President Biden told Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu upon his arrival to Israel, referring to a deadly strike on a hospital in Gaza that killed at least 500 civilians during the Israel-Hamas war. The prime minister also spoke ahead of a meeting between the leaders.

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"This will be a different kind of war, because Hamas is a different kind of enemy," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told President Biden and the aids for both leaders flanked by their sides during a meeting in Israel. The prime minister stated: "Hamas wants to kill as many Israelis as possible." President Biden's remarks followed the Israeli leader. He promised the Israeli government that "we will continue to have Israel's back as you work to defend your people."

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"I come to Israel with a single message: you are not alone," said President Biden during his remarks on U.S. support for Israel during his trip to Tel Aviv amid the country's war with Hamas. The president spoke on the humanitarian needs and announced $100 million in humanitarian funding for both Gaza and the West Bank.

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President Biden spoke on the need for humanitarian aid and said though "Israel has been badly victimized" they have an opportunity to help those who are suffering in Israel and Gaza. He briefly spoke about this to reporters aboard Air Force One on his way back to the United States from his visit to Israel amid the country's war with Hamas.

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Amid the Israel-Hamas war, U.S. ambassador to Israel nominee Jack Lew testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. In light of Iran's long-standing support for Hamas, several Republican members grilled Mr. Lew about his work on the Iran nuclear deal when he was Treasury secretary in the Obama administration, alleging that he was not forthcoming about the deal's financial implementation. Mr. Lew rejected those allegations, retorting that the deal was "transparent" and that it did not lift sanctions on terrorism, but involved Iran rolling back its nuclear program in exchange for the U.S. unfreezing holds on certain Iranian monies. The Trump administration later pulled out of the Iran deal in 2018. Moreover, some other members asked about Mr. Lew's commitment to working with Israel in order to protect innocent Palestinians and civilians amid the ongoing war. At the start of the hearing, three pro-Palestinian protesters were escorted out of the room after causing disruptions.

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The House held a 2nd Speaker vote and again Rep. Jim Jordan fell short of the votes needed to become Speaker.

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