crashes. in defense of this country, of course when we hear that, we think of bunker hill or normandy or the frozen chosen at a chosen watch for. perhaps even the invasion in afghanistan in 2001. we have seen good men and women leave behind wives and husbands, sons and daughters, long life i had to go die in a war. as we should we order them. i have thousands of blood brothers from the war on terror myself not because we still share the same blood but because we spilled our blood fighting for the same cause. for america. for you. so memorial day is a day we recognize that an honor it. again, as we should. but what about our actions? what do we do to honor them? do we think about their sacrifice before we tweet something hateful or before we slap the political bumper sticker on our car? do we have them in our minds when we show up in november and vote for people? most of whom have never served to pick our leaders. to our politicians, of course fancy themselves fighting patriot
$31 trillion in debt. and that massive tally continues to grow even after this bill. still, small government, congress, like steve moore, support the bill, calling it a step in the right direction. republican congressman on the other hand, chip roy, is referring to it as a turn sandwich. the washington times describes it as a win for the gop. trashing the deal for normalizing record spending with the president who can t find his parents. now some republican lawmakers, they are infuriated that the compromise maintains what is an unacceptably high level of covid era spending. and, in recovery purposes nearly $100 billion in spending instead of making outright points to the budget. this is a bill that pushes any further negotiation back into those until after the president election, which is a very key points of contention. many republicans want to get another negotiation for next year s presidential election. they fear handing democrats a blank check if they keep the white hous
bridges. it is this. joey: eddie scarry, thank you for joining us and thank you thanks. joey: that is all for tonight. i want you to join us back here tomorrow for the show. we will tell you what to vote to tell you what to think but we will challenge those who do. have a great evening. sean hannity is next. sean: thank you. and welcome to. tonight, a big part about taking place on capitol hill. speaker kevin mccarthy and president joe biden have reached a tentative deal on the debt ceiling. not all republicans, not all democrats are on board. in fact, many are very outraged about the agreement. now coming up that we have former speaker of the house new greengrass. he supports the deal. and congressman and bishop. north carolina who does not. they will join us and debate the purported compromise. but here s what you need to know about the 99 page so-called fiscal responsibility act. including arguments on both sides. first, the name just so you know it means nothing. we alr