On this new hour, blood bath at the rnc. With his sisterinlaw in charge, trump solidifies his grip on the Republican National committee with massive layoffs. Could the hostile takeover backfire . And how his team is plotting to campaign from the courtroom. And my thoughts on this weeks speech from Senator Schumer sending shock waves to israel and why i believe it came 30,000 lives too late. Im ayman mohyeldin. Lets do it. This week it was extremely maga makeover rnc edition. After locking in the republican president ial nomination, donald trump has now set his sights on remaking the Republican National committee in his own image. On monday, the disgraced expresident timed his grip on the party further, using his newly installed rnc leadership team, which includes his daughterinlaw, to push out dozens of officials at the committee. More than 60 employees got the pink slip, including five members of the senior staff. Trumps rnc also began implementing a complete overhaul of the committee
grown. the estimated cost of just the climate and energy part of the whole act has gone from 385 billion in their estimate to aaa and, to more than a trillion dollars. so how does that not create more inflation inside the inflation reduction act, when pressed on this, white house says it won t, but senator joe manchin who was the deciding vote on the ira says that in his mind democrats broke their word to him. and he is willing to fight to repeal the whole deal. steve moore and robert wolf standing by, but first a fox business correspondent with the backstory from capitol hill. hi, grady. hi, martha, democrats maintain the inflation reduction act will lower costs for americans. but it turns out the law itself is going to cost american taxpayers are a heck of a lot more than they were originally told. just those climate and energy provisions of the law as you noted will cost $600 billion more than the budget models economists previously estimated. they say a big chunk of tha
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can t just keep draining taxpayers and creating money that you don t have. you have to give kevin mccarthy credit here, at least he has the conversation moving. yes, and by the way, he was also the one who negotiated the last debt ceiling when he was vice president when barack obama was president he did negotiate a pretty good deal with the for republicans, so what is different? why should he not negotiate something that will do you with the fiscal crisis that this country has, by the way, republicans, democrats, everybody agrees that the spending is out of control. martha: but nobody will do anything about it because they are terrified to cut anything. it s a pretty good start. martha: you know who is on the right page? the american voters, 50 percent do not want to raise the debt limit. and that s down from a few years back when that number was 58%. so i think it s time for folks in washington to wake up, maybe if some of them and some of them have worked in
from madison. good evening. good evening. greta: who went to this meeting? i got a call over the weekend that started a conversation about what did we need to do to get the democrats back into the chamber. we decided that it was time for us to have a face-to-face meeting. i was invited down to speak to a number of senate democrats. we had about a two hour meeting. it was cordial. we talked about a number of different issues including the budget repair and beyond that and the way we conducted ourselves once they made their way back to the capitol. it got the conversation moving, i thought. we went back and forth with some ideas. i think it was a good meeting. greta: i know was in kenosha, essentially right over the line into wisconsin. was there some sort of