Cheddar News explains the standoff faced by Kevin McCarthy by Republicans in his quest for Speaker of the House.

Good2Know: McCarthy’s Speaker of the House Bid Continues

and now it's time for good to know your daily dose of knowledge nuggets about today's top stories. Yeah, there was another day of chaos on capitol Hill Cheddars lisa. Benetton is in Washington, D. C. She's keeping a close eye on the vote for the next House speaker lisa. What is going on over there? Hey Dorte and Hannah. Well, we saw kevin McCarthy's ninth failed attempt in three, Two days today, the 10th getting started right now. But what's interesting in all of this is that these failed attempts today come even after McCarthy made several concessions and hopes to appease these 20 defectors and secure the 218 votes he needs to win. McCarthy agreed to rules change that would allow just one member to call for a vote to oust the speaker, which is a major concession that many defectors had asked for and initially something McCarthy refused. But that's not all. McCarthy also agreed to allow more members of the Freedom Caucus to see serve on the powerful House Rules Committee. But despite these concessions McCarthy is still losing today, showing that some far right republicans may never agree to support McCarthy for speaker at least it begs the question, what will it take for them to support him? Still, it doesn't appear McCarthy is willing to give up this fight, in part not wanting to give up power and set the president that such a small faction, just 20 can of this party can control its every move. McCarthy saying today, he is still confident the party will find a solution. I think we're having good um discussions. I think everybody wants to find a solution. And the good thing about it is we work this all out at the beginning. So the rest of the Congress will be very productive for the american public. And just to tell you how crazy this is, this is now officially the longest contest for House Speaker in 100 and 64 years. And it's not clear how long this fight will go on for or how many votes we're gonna see. But until then Congress remains in this stalemate, Hannah Duarte, Back to you. It's a Benetton live from D. C. Thank you so much lisa.