this vote to come this evening after 7:00 some time, they ll vote on the rule first, which is really the big test, and then the full vote. john: unity is different than uninomity. got it that time. sandra: brian style, kicking offer our 1:00 hour coverage on the east coast at this hour as aishah reported, 35 gop nos, there are concerns that mccarthy is giving up some major leverage here. should he be worried? this bill moves us one step in the right direction to get our fiscal house back in order. it saves taxpayers money by clawing back covid funds, limits the growth of government in particular the next two years, 1% caps with teeth, and ultimately grows our economy by major reforms on energy. there s going to be some republicans that are going to let perfection be the enemy of
will speak a lie but democratic congressman jim himes about concussions the white house may break versus turn to chad pergram his life on the hill following every twist and turn hello chad. jana good morning parade the deal does not hike the dead still and suspends it to the presidential election paid the bill caps both suspending at a growth rate of only 1%. pentagon spending could increase. the selleck begins. conversation with numbers they feel great about the deal. your talk about reducing spending, rolling back the regulatory state. clawing back covid funds and lifting americans out of poverty there is a lot celebrate. kevin mccarthy conceded he did not expect to get all gop members. some conservatives are on fire. ralph norman tweeting the deal is quote insanity. bob good to think no one claiming to be a conservative could justify a yes vote. democrats will balk at additional work manic for healthy people to qualify for
will speak a lie but democratic congressman jim himes about concussions the white house may break versus turn to chad pergram his life on the hill following every twist and turn hello chad. jana good morning parade the deal does not hike the dead still and suspends it to the presidential election paid the bill caps both suspending at a growth rate of only 1%. pentagon spending could increase. the selleck begins. conversation with numbers they feel great about the deal. your talk about reducing spending, rolling back the regulatory state. clawing back covid funds and lifting americans out of poverty there is a lot celebrate. kevin mccarthy conceded he did not expect to get all gop members. some conservatives are on fire. ralph norman tweeting the deal is quote insanity. bob good to think no one claiming to be a conservative could justify a yes vote. democrats will balk at additional work manic for healthy people to qualify for
the debt sky rocket, increasing by over $150 billion this fiscal year over last year. that s about half of what we spend on veterans in any given year going up in smoke just to pay our interest on the debt. we got to bring the debt down as we look at clawing back covid funds, which should be one of the lowest hanging fruits in this entire negotiation. let s put down payments on reducing future interest on the debt. neil: so you want to take that money, use to it pay off the death. democrats will say we ll reprioritize it for spending elsewhere. that is a nonstarter for you then. i think that would be inappropriate. congress appropriated that money for a national emergency. we all are in agreement now across the country that the covid pandemic is behind us. it s common sense to say that you re going to take it and save it. no different if you were a family across america and projected money for a future rick, it goes away.
postponed to early in the week because we re told by both sides that there s some progress happening here. the white house wants to try to limit any cuts to spending to two years, whereas republicans are looking much further down the road at trying to limit spending over the course of 10 years. we re hearing there s some agreement on clawing back covid funds and maybe on permitting reforms, but in terms of what they will allow to be cut, we don t really have a lot of insight into that. do you, as a member of your party, see any areas where spending can be reduced? right now, you know, truly appreciative of efforts that would bring the president and congressional leaders together in a real way, and as they come together. i would hope that they would continue to put the american people first here. it is a reality when we re over 31 trillion dollar looking at our national debt, that s of