gillian: first possible relief over the debt threat. the house is going to vote tonight imminently on the debt extension deal to avoid a historic default on federal obligations. a lot of staunch conservatives are against this agreement which means democrats will definitely be needed to get the measure across the finish line. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is on capitol hill tonight. hi, chad. good evening, gillian. the vote comes some time after 8:00 tonight. expect broad bipartisan support. lots of democrats will vote yes. albeit with reluctance. when trump was president, they approved every extension of the debt relief and, yet, when biden s here, no. this is extortion. but we have to deal with it, it s for the benefit of our country. and the world s economy and i will vote yes. some conservatives berated house speaker kevin mccarthy for negotiating the deal. graves negotiated the for the g.o.p. is he tired of the right torching the deal and the spe
Chris Christie was the Bully, Asa Hutchinson was that creepy old guy that no one talks to and Doug Burman kinda came off as the Hippy guy who still smokes reefer. He made a lot of valid points in the debate but… he’s from North Dakota so… yeah. That’s part of a composite view of a corporate America workplace including the young and charming on-the-rise, all American white guy, the Good Ole Guy who’s forgotten more about politics than most people will know, the cocky young Foreigner who thinks he’s smarter than everyone else, that one lady no one bullshits or cracks jokes or flirts with and that one brother who keeps bringing up bible verses
president about what he would do with a second term since that online video announcing the launch for man a month ago gillian? peter doocy at 1600 pennsylvania avenue for us tonight. thank you. take a look at the uncertainty of the outcome of the debt deal had stocks down today. the dow lost 135. the s&p 500 fell 26. nasdaq was 82. the republican presidential field is about to expand again. former new jersey governor chris christie and former vice president mike pence are both planning to toss their hats into the ring next week officially along with north dakota governor doug burman, former president trump also in the caucus state. let s bring in senior national correspondent rich edson he joins us from pella, iowa tonight. hey, rich.