commit to spending caps and may not be in the majority two years from now. nobody gets everything they want in negotiation. take 2 trillion in savings. ashley: lucas tomlinson has more from washington. good morning, lucas. lucas: good morning. salty language from nancy mace. clearing the rules committee passed by a single vote. in the house, 435 will be voting, needs 218 to pass. speaker mccarthy is confident it will. single democrat and 30 republicans say they are against the bill. here is what some who are against the bill are saying. send in one person to go into a room with another person and no cameras there and they come out and say up or down, take it or leave it, that is not a good process. this is about increasing credit card for prospective spending. this is smoke and mirrors, never talk about the interest on existing debt. forget everything else. 32 trillion, one trillion is 30 billion. lucas: there are those saying full speed ahead and want to see th
Vice President of Student Affairs Susan Davis and University Provost Kathleen Hagerty announced plans to prevent and respond to potential disruptions during Graduation Weekend activities in a Tuesday afternoon message to the Northwestern community. The announcement comes as several other universities have seen disruptions including walkouts and chants from pro-Palestinian activists at their commencement ceremonies,.
what was your reaction when you heard democrats snuck this in on the friday before memorial day weekend? important point and graduation weekend. you have inner pas trying to enjoy family time with kids, go to graduation, celebrate end of the school year and have democrats with this amendment we ve seen happen over and over where parents aren t paying attention, we re raising our kids and working. this is your honor underhanded. todd: you have five kids, this is impactful here. it takes away right of parents by nullifying their vote for the school board in their town. now the school board can t do anything without the state of nevada coming down hard on them, basically that is it, right? we think parents should have