Mona Charen: We have to recognize that the fever is not going to break anytime soon. She says we are going to be living with the consequences of this for 30, 40, 50 years. Manu Raju: I think there's a chance Kevin McCarthy could last more than two years. And it will go away even though Jeffries is more centrist and progressives have problems with them.
The dust from last week’s once-in-a-century, marathon voting session in the House has settled, and Kevin McCarthy is finally Speaker of the House — for now. But what’s next? We talk to Manu Raju, CNN’s Chief Congressional Correspondent, and Charlie Sykes, a former conservative talk radio host and a founder of The Bulwark, to make sense of it all.
They run through some of the colorful personalities in the House Republican Conference, unpack how the Republican Party unraveled and discuss the opportunity for the Democrats to emerge as unified party. And, of course, they make predictions about Trump, Biden and more in 2024.
You can find Kara and Nayeema on Twitter @karaswisher and @nayeema.
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