see them perhaps do that at some point because they deserve it. we can take a look at some of the provisions. ed mentioned a few things. this is a comparison between the two bills. this is the house gop bill that they passed. this is what they said they were prepared to have go into law. this is the deal that ultimately emerged. they wanted i ll give you a couple examples. they wanted to cut domestic spending, non-defense, to $555 billion. it was $744 billion in the current fiscal year. it ended up at $704 billion. ed mentioned the ten-year caps. this is really important. they wanted to cap this thing for ten years. they only got two. if the democrats were to be back in power in two years, they can undo as much of this as they want to. he mentioned the irs clawback. wanted $80 billion. they got maybe not $21 billion. the number could be smaller. the irony here is that the irs actually more money to the i
the unlocking of american energy, it s also the largest ever clawback of funds from the executive branch. and the work requirements that melanie mentioned, which is a big part of growing this economy. you re going to have certainly some republicans vote no, but the majority are going to back the speaker, and they re going to back this, which is the best debt ceiling deal the republicans had ever cut. right now i think congressman dan bishop is the only one, the first one to explicitly say he is considering a push to oust congressman mccarthy as the speaker. i think chip roy hasn t gone that far, but said, as melanie said, they re going to need to relook at how our leadership structure is in place. do you expect any others to try to challenge mccarthy? frankly, most members of the house freedom caucus are trying to tamp down that kind of speculation. i think they understand that we ve got a lot of things we still have to get done in this, the 118th congress. and having another 15-ro
because that is the job that iny front of all of us .ou dem yeah.ocdo s willyou reee right, democrats do seem to like this deal .that and we will get to that next. congressman roy donalds, thank you very much. well, now t thahat you ve hed why some republicans opposewe l the deal, we ll find out whyl some say thisas is the way to go . joining m ne nooww is one of the republican negotiators of the deal, congressman dustin johnson of south dakota. congressman, you just heard your colleague say this is aa ba bad deal . what s your response to that? what ii love byron and chip, but i just don t get where seem re comingt care w from. it seems that their primary argument is that this deal isn t perfect. dealcome on , fellas. welcome to real life.o nobody getres everythingions, they want a negotiation for big wins, though. thourly, this is thefo largest n ever spending reductions inendi american history. two trillionng redtion in am. kf number two , it s the biggest clawback of money
counteroffensive push against russia. have given billions of dollars of military support and financial aid by ukrainian president zelensky said his country needs more and different weapons have my next guest is just made the trip to ukraine he met directly with president zelensky republican senator lindsey graham joins us now from london. senator welcome back to fox news sunday . thank you. shannon: before we get to that i would talk about your reaction to the budget deals we now understand it. based on your tweets you do not think defense spending is a good deal because it essentially gives the president he was asking bourne s budget when it comes to defense spending. number one i respect kevin mccarthy pretty want to raise the debt ceiling and be irresponsible not to do it. i want to control spending bread like to have a smaller irs. i like the clawback the unused covid buddy. i know you cannot get the perfect but what i will not do as adopted by the defense of budget call it a su
anymore. so, ron, explain that to us. explain what they re talking about. so katy, i m going to take answer number three as the most accurate one. i just think avoiding a debt ceiling debacle will calm financial markets, and quite frankly, the stock market rallied into the last couple of days of last week in anticipation of a deal being brokered over the weekend. with respect to whether or not there s enough fiscal restraint here to slow the economy, given the way this deal is structured, i doubt that s the case. some of the clawback of the irs funds, for instance, are going to be used to cover other nondefense discretionary spending shortfalls, so i don t really think there s that much in the way of fiscal restraint, if you will, in this bill. far from it, in fact, republicans were looking for a rather large across-the-board spending cut, outside defense