deal in the future, channel your energy, channel your platform, channel your organizing skills to winning elections. increase democrat numbers, you can get whatever teal you want. that is the solution. it is not going to be torpedoing this deal. spot on, spot on. molly, how about you? i mean, i don t think progressives have the numbers to torpedo this deal. i think there are enough voters. if you can get some republicans, out of this sort of insane caucus. but i also think we just ought not have the body of the deal yet. but i, think ultimately, look, nobody wants to crash the united states economy until now, progressives have been way more reasonable than the far-right, or even the middle right. so i would give them credit where credit is due. david how about you, my friend? i think the message of the last midtermsh for centri far rt
getting reporting coming up that the freedom caucus is really agitated about this, senate republicans, as david just noted, in the form of mike already trying to make some noise about trying to scuttle this. in the outside groups. the ones that will really weigh in, heavily, on this deal. how precarious is this moment for mccarthy in terms of all that he sacrificed to get to this point? does it leave him much in the van to actually control the outcome here, does it? you know, michael, i think that is right. i think he s got a very limited portfolio of tricks left in his book. and one of the things people need to understand is that kevin mccarthy s primary constituents he is in california, it is with his friend, his tree fell advisor and lobbyist who brings kevin tens and millions of dollars from private equity money every year for republican campaigns. tens of millions of dollars from wall street, those folks and the lobbying community that
members call on the democratic side tomorrow at 5:00. that was a notice sent by the white house. so all of these details, again, really just coming in with that call, i m told, between republicans and republican leadership ongoing. all, right nbc s julie tsirkin, thank you very much for your reporting tonight. i really appreciate. it so let s bring back in my panel, kurt bardella, rick wilson, and david roe, and molly john fast. for, you kurt, right out the gate here. obviously, there are a lot of changes that are going to need to come about to get this exactly fitted right for everybody and we just heard that reporting from julie to some of that. what happens if this goes sideways? if, for some reason, the freedom caucus kind of owns the moment and steals this need. how much does this blow back on joe biden, and the least of communication on the front and it has kind of move this
it is the economy, stupid. so this i think will please most average americans, and out of this, i don t think we will get all of this fighting, back, forth and theatrics, i think it is just a functioning government. we will have the table we will set back with current, rick, david, and molly, we are going to do a deeper dive, so stick with me, folks, we will be right back. be right back. honestly i don t care find the perfect vacation rental for you booking.com, booking. yeah. what are folks 60 and older up to these days? getting inspired! volunteering! playing pickleba.!
people decide to take the u.s. economy, is because it is one hunted percent going to be at the feet of the republican party, and not the president. david, we are beginning to see some of the pieces of the steel coming into focus for us. the two-year spending cap. aspects of it. the changes to the work requirements. yes but those seemingly phasing out by 2030. no impact on medicaid, medicare, social security. so what is your take in terms of the framing that you are hearing so far, the american people should feel pretty good about this deal as well in the final analysis, don t you think? i, mean that s my sense. biden s, tweet he talked about both sides not getting what they wanted, and this is governing. so, if mike lee is talked about the senate, doing everything he can to derail whatever deal exists, you know, and there could be progressives who don t want to support this and house