mentioning debt ceiling. are you concerned there are zero negotiate is going on? center joe manchin migrant democratic colleagues was here last week he called out the president and said he s gotta step up to the plate and get everybody to the table this negotiating tactic is going to take us to the cliff again. as i do think we need to negotiate for there is no question but negotiate the budget for the next fiscal year that starts october 1. we shouldn t negotiate if are going to pay our bills regarding committed and spence, that s what the debt ceiling is about. click increase it in the past so that this debate and drama. let s get the debt ceiling extended. and then sit down before octobet which will not be the president s budget for it won t be the republicans budget. won t be the senate budget. it will be a budget that is negotiate between the house and senate, congress and the administration for that s what we need to do, that is how congress works best. but don t do it on the deb
same thing, minister, that this might be used later on as a negotiating tactic. by that definition, it s like vladimir putin creates this crazy provocative act and then decides to rescind it if he gets what he wants. should we dance to that? well, this is actually one of the most favorite russian tactics, to escalate in order to deescalate. that s where we are. i don t believe that we need to, as you said, dance on that. neil: got it. minister, thanks very much. again, to update you on our response here, they would be willing to share some nuclear data if russian came in to compliance with the start russians agreement. they have showed no interest and we have not been able to move beyond the offer. we ll have more as the news warrants. more on the fallout from the
ceiling being used as a negotiating tactic. so, he s not going to shy way from being very clear about the things, the places, where he disagrees with republicans that are non starters for him. no question about it. we re also going to hear him talk about the places where we can find common ground. i mean, remember when he was elected to office? people said, in the state, age there is no way to get things done in a bipartisan way anymore. you are never going to get republican votes. you ve got the biggest infrastructure bill done with republican votes. we got the biggest gun safety bill passed in the last 30 years. with republican votes, we got a historic package for veterans to help with their health benefits. what republican votes. so he has shown that we can actually come together and do things. we can find common ground, and get things done, which what the american people want. that s what they want to see their elected officials do. urinary make that case to. he s gonna talk about
make very clear that is not open to cut social security or medicare. he is not open to a default on the full faith and credit of the united states. as we have this conversation about the debt ceiling. he is not open to the debt ceiling being used as a negotiating tactic. so, he s not going to shy way from being very clear about the things, the places, where he disagrees with republicans that are non starters for him. no question about it. we re also going to hear him talk about the places where we can find common ground. i mean, remember when he was elected to office? people said, in the state, age there is no way to get things done in a bipartisan way anymore. you are never going to get republican votes. you ve got the biggest infrastructure bill done with republican votes. we got the biggest gun safety bill passed in the last 30 years. with republican votes, we got a historic package for veterans to help with their health benefits. what republican votes. so he has shown that we can a
the possibility that this might be part of the negotiating tactic from british steel in order to get that funding from government? there was certainly that funding from government? there was certainly that sense funding from government? there was certainly that sense from funding from government? there was certainly that sense from the - funding from government? there was certainly that sense from the union. l certainly that sense from the union. as i say last week, talking about this £300 billion of money which was being suggested but forward by the government, through here and also in telford, there was a sense of optimism. the clear sticking point over the last 15 years has been weak stood here, people like me reporting on the jobs here which have gone down from six or so thousand to three or so thousand, venture capitalist firms coming in to the organisation and ownership of the steel plant and there is always the overarching question about what does the government itself wa