itching for a fight here. i will just say as a reporter who has covered a number of debt ceiling fights, this seems like the most gain just one. i don t see a way out. democrats are obviously going to say, you guys barely squeaked by the majority in the house. we kept the senate, biden was elected by a significant margin. we are not going to agree to huge spending cuts that encourage seniors and hurt climate change legislation or allow tax cheats to get away with fraud. we are not going to do that because you are taking the entire american economy hostage. at the same time, the republicans are so gigantic at this point, among themselves, i have a really hard time seeing how we get out of this. jeff stein, we will watch. thank you so much. i m sure we will be talking more over the next coming days. breaking news up and down the west coast. millions of residents are bracing for another round of flooding and possible landslides. los angeles mayor declaring a
wait 72 hours between the tidal is introduced, until the time that it s actually voted on. other than this, though, the rose committees with the gatekeeper to the house floor. this is how debt ceiling fights, and finding fights for one and lost, he can t do anything without putting it through rules, the fact they are putting more freedom caucus numbers there who don t want to continue funding to ukraine, we do want to do debt ceiling hikes, we do want to do larger omnibus spending bills. that is a key piece, here it s a future for these folks, not a bug. we re gonna return to, that because i think that s one of the most significant developments today, to the extent he gets over, this i love it, hi thank you mister crowned, i think we ll go back to, you join me now is congressman joe neguse, he s a member of in the 11th vote that just happen. we re all getting a sense of the pecking order, here that you are a solid 11 which is
sell this within the conference that law which. there are serious impacts of that, though, and you bring up the idea of spending. some of this is the ability to wait 72 hours between the tidal is introduced, until the time that it s actually voted on. other than this, though, the rose committees with the gatekeeper to the house floor. this is how debt ceiling fights, and finding fights for one and lost, he can t do anything without putting it through rules, the fact they are putting more freedom caucus numbers there who don t want to continue funding to ukraine, we do want to do debt ceiling hikes, we do want to do larger omnibus spending bills. that is a key piece, here it s a future for these folks, not a bug. we re gonna return to, that because i think that s one of the most significant developments today, to the extent he gets over, this i love it, hi thank you mister crowned, i think we ll go back to, you join me now is congressman joe neguse, he s a member of in the 11th vote
sunday shows but also in a dear colleagues letter making clear that s what she thinks is the correct messaging for her colleagues. and this is how the democrats are doing it. they are emphasizing the initiatives, the legislation and spending plans that they and joe biden have passed, including what they call the inflation reduction act, but can probably best be described as the clean energy and prescription drug plan, emphasizing that over the long-term it will reduce costs for especially seniors but everyone who relies on prescription drugs and allow the negotiation for drug prices. you re starting to see democrats lean into preemptive criticism of republicans also when it comes to what are republicans going to do to your social security? what are republicans going to do to your medicare? and what s going to happen on future debt ceiling fights. and some of this is just a
is it fair for democrats to shoulder the blame in all of that? i mean, look, the debt ceiling fights, you know, i m still you know, i m old enough to remember that republicans and democrats have both taken the blame for these kind of the brinksmanship on both sides, but republicans remember what happens when they have been to blame, and i don t think a savvy mitch mcconnell, who is really hoping to win back the senate by the way, this fight s in the senate. let s be honest really wants to have his senators walk the plank and risk losing that position of power. i truly don t think it s going to come down to something as dire as even getting close to defaulting on the debt. but the brinksmanship that leads up to it, the theater, the kabuki theater really around this is, you know, unnecessary, unfortunate, and hypocritical. it s more serious than that. we re tricycling toward a cliff again with playing chicken with the full faith and credit of the united states, and people are