everyone. thank you for joining me. i m fredricka whitfield. a deal to avoid a debt default is about to be revealed. president biden and speaker mccarthy are finalizing an agreement to raise the debt limit. president biden saying this earlier today. i m about to go in and call mccarthy now at 3:00, make sure all the ts are crossed and the is are dotted. i think we re in good shape. house leaders expect the bill to be voted on as soon as wednesday. speaker mccarthy is confident the deal will pass. february 1st i sat down with the president. i said let s work together to be able to raise the debt ceiling but curb the amount of spending, to let mark be able to work again, cut red tape, get some work requirements to help people get back into work. i think this agreement frames all that from limit, save, grow. it doesn t get everything we wanted. we did a conference call with our conference and over 95% were overwhelmingly excited about what they see. they re getting a text
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could and then we ll know if mccarthy passed this first big test. while he made that statement and this is potentially his follow through, there is a lot of at stake for him, particularly if he s not able to corral that caucus. right. you re going to have some republicans as eva was just reporting on one side who are no happ not happy with the spending cuts. there are caps, work requirements for snap benefits and then you ll have democrats who are like whoa, whoa, whoa, we didn t sign up for any of this. we ll wait until the actual deal sheet comes out. it seems like the line in the sand for republicans was we want work requirements on these snap beneficiary and if there are no work requirements for medicaid recipients, my sense that would be the line in the sand for democrats, that we were not going to impose additional requirements for medicaid. the rest of the spending caps