impose a slew of spending cuts and try to rein in some of the biden administration policies, something that is a nonstarter in the democratic-led senate. so what will happen after the meeting on tuesday? the president agreed that there needed to be some level of negotiation and that he and kevin mccarthy should sit down. the white house is indicating that he will reiterate his same position to raise the national debt limit. mccarthy has said all along also that he will not simply raise the national debt limit saying that clean debt krk increase si simply won t pass the house controlled by his party. on the republican side, mitch mcconnell also signaled that he won t deviate from mccarthy s position, he won t cut a deal with joe biden that he said won t pass the republican led house. so he said that the real way forward is for biden to negotiate a deal with mccarthy. but even if they were to begin to negotiate, there is just not much time in order to get a deal
forgiveness, debt forgiveness and election changes, they call it voting rights. president biden was taking a radical approach and never going to get bipartisan support and never pass through the democratic senate before, now the 50/50 senate before and democratic led house and now seen that flip. unless he goes back to the drawing board and comes up with bipartisan ideas, the policies never get enacted, particularly among among the unioner generation they need to turn out. trump did better with the black vote in between, he didn t win, all you need is enough at the marginal and state level in particular swing states to make an impact. todd: patrice onwuka, thank you. former cia director accused of lying to fellow intel officials.
the gop led house leading field hearing about crime in new york city, which then fo news covers, and it just becomes part of this analyst feedback loop where the circus becomes reality. yeah, and i think the par that concerns me the most is that it s one thing with disinformation, feedback loop, that itself is a problem, bu in a way, it s actually less scary than the current scenario because a couple of years ag and now, it s fully formed there was a switch basically, the republican part via the right-wing media decided that they were going t organize power on what was use to be considered differences one state moved those fringe and sent directly front an center in the republican core, it actually basically pulls an people that are most likely to act on these types of ideas, o this misinformation feedback loop what they re basically doing i
closed loop of paranoid an conspiracy driven information. angelo, i am so glad that andy reminded us that 16 is part of this continuum here. the washington post reports, quote, fox news s coverage since mid 2020 a disproportionately involve clips of isolated criminal activity to generate a sense o unconstrained violence in urba areas despite evidence that th increase in crimes since the pandemic also occurred in rura areas. you touched upon that, but wha i want to come back to is th fact that this week, you had the gop led house leading field hearing about crime in new york city, which then fo news covers, and it just becomes part of this analyst feedback loop where the circus becomes reality. yeah, and i think the par that concerns me the most is that it s one thing with
reinstate one of the two democratic lawmakers who was expelled by the state s republican led house for joining a gun reform protests. last week . justin jones was immediately sworn in on the steps of the state capital. he says the republican lawmakers did not understand the backlash that would follow their actions. their attempt to crucify democracy has really resurrected a movement here in tennessee. it shows that we need more representatives who will stand with the people who are willing to risk a title to be with the people to stand with the people . and so we need bold leadership. we need to fight for our communities. meanwhile a vote to reinstate the other ousted lawmaker justin pearson is set for wednesday. he tells cnn that gun violence in america is a tragedy that could be prevented. it is a sad and another tragic day in our country where we know the decisions of people in power. decisions of people who could actually do something to prevent gun violence in our schools and our