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how tough our politics gets. we need to see each other not as adversaries but as fellow americans. reporter: anderson, as the president made clear, there were policy disputes and that s what the battle in the negotiations was over. this moment, the president s first ever oval office address in prime-time when compared to what he had been doing over the course of the last several weeks, very intentionally quiet, not talking about what s being negotiated, not talking about priorities. that was something white house officials said was part of the process, didn t want to settle anything, very different approach than he saw from speaker kevin mccarthy and his top deputies. tonight was an opportunity, with that backdrop, to have the last word. with the re-election looming, the campaign beginning, it was also about that. there s no question about it. the entire time, i think the entire 13 minutes that i listened to those remarks, you realized how inextricably linked
tonight were several prongs to some degree. he wanted to make clear to the public just how near they were to potential disaster as these negotiations worked in fits over the course of the last several weeks, eventually reaching a resolution. and he wanted to explain what was in the deal and why a lot of the things that were kept out of the deal by white house negotiators were just as critical as the final outcome itself. he also wanted to highlight, as you noted, the bipartisan aspect. it s what he believes, who he s been, something he campaigned on in 2020. and he wanted to make clear there were results on that front. take a look. i know bipartisanship is hard and unity is hard, but we can never stop trying because in moments like this one, the ones we just faced, where the american economy and the world economy is at risk of collapsing, there s no other way. no matter how tough our politics gets, we need to see each other not as adversaries but as fellow americans. reporter: ande
does he want it go into 2025? i m not going to negotiate from here. you can understand. these conversations are currently happening on the staff level. the president met with the four congressional leaders. i m just not going to do that from here. this is something that needs to get done as it relates to the debt limit as soon as possible. if we decent deal with the debt limit, it could trigger a recession. we could lose millions of jobs. all of the successes we ve seen in the last two years from this president with 12.7 million jobs and unemployment at historic lows, think about the retirement accounts. that can devastate retirement accounts. of that s what the president made clear. he held the line on this. yeah. there appear to be some areas where they do agree. the white house said initially they were not going to negotiate on this. but, of course, the negotiations