finalizing the language. things are looking good. very optimistic. the two sides finally cut a deal last saturday night. biden put out a statement. mccarthy talked to reporters at the capital. passing the largest cut in history. just a small step putting those on the right track. at sunday night after a full day of coverage of president. on camera. got a bit testy with reporters. one of the things i remember you guys saying is what i did buy did not say what a good deal it was. you think that s going to help me? no. joining us now is robbie. kevin cork who covers the white house for fox news. robbie, when it comes to dealing
bad to be the normal. somebody had 0 visibility, the official president biden put in charge of root causes of migration, vice president harris. they say the biden administration is looking to give her wins on popular issues and now the dhs secretary is telling people asking about her to back off. vice president harris has led an extraordinary effort to address the root causes of why people flee their homes in the first instance. violence, poverty, corruption, regimes, extreme weather events, persecution and the like. vice president spent the morning at u-penn, daughter graduated from college. john: peter as always, thank you.
presidential way. there is a consequence if one does not use those vital pathways. here to discuss all of this and more, jeff, kiersten of echelon insights, barbara lopez of the pbs news hour, and washington post, paul kane. so just on the basic question of title 42 has expired, today, we are here on a sunday. what are we seeing on the border ? it is not what i think biden s critics have expected and what they were saying was going to happen. so does the white house feel better about the situation, good about the situation right now? i think now they feel good about the situation as the secretary was saying. they think that their policies are working right now. i was texting with an immigration lawyer as well as an advocate down there in el paso also on the border. they were saying not much has changed for them in terms of
because you will do it later. we have to save this country. our country is dying. the u.s. defaulting would be controversial for everyone you don t know. it is psychological. it is psychological more than anything else. it can be very bad. it could be maybe nothing. so before you jump in, i want you to look at this washington post abc news poll. 26% says congress should raise it, only raise the debt ceiling if biden agrees to spending cuts. 58% say they should be handled separately. you have a message from trump on one side, then something else, perhaps, from the american public in polling. this is sensitive to how you ask it. i seen versions of the question. when you ask it you say, should president biden come to the table and negotiate around spending, or should he demand a clean debt ceiling increase? when you move it that way, it s more the former than the latter. so there is not a sense of urgency certainly in the electorate. or is this assumption, this will get solved.
before we go, let s play swing voter sounds. these voters voted for trump in 2016, then biden in 2020. here s what they have to say about all of this. it s like with your own spending, well, we will keep moving our budget up. then you never have any limits. i work for a public operation. we watch every single penny, especially now. and we make hard cuts. i think there must be waste across the board. things will have to be cut in slivers. i don t think massive cuts. slivers across the board could equal massive cuts collectively. they should pull away from sending so much money out of the country and focus more on the people that s in the country . so just to give you a sense of what we were talking about, these are swing voters. they might be republican leaning, but swing voters. i think president biden is paying attention to voters like that. particularly, he has been trying to stress and go out