imminent? i m jonathan capehart, this is the saturday show. after weeks of high stick negotiations, the united states is back from the brink. in just a few hours, president biden is expected to sign the bipartisan budget agreement into law. less than 48 hours after he cleared the senate with a final vote of 63 to 36. just last night, the president abused his first ever oval office address to take it well deserved victory lap, delivering a 12-minute speech flame throwing to champion the bipartisanship that got the deal done, including commanding republican house speaker, kevin mccarthy, for his role in negotiating the bill that averted financial disaster. still, the debt ceiling has global creditors on edge. see nbc reported yesterday, the nations aaa credit rating will remain on negative watch by providence agencies like fish, when they consider the full implications and overall outlook of the united states. 31 trillion dollar debt. but, to silver linings appeared yesterday
nations aaa credit rating will remain on negative watch by providence agencies like fish, when they consider the full implications and overall outlook of the united states. 31 trillion dollar debt. but, to silver linings appeared yesterday. first, a blockbuster shows 339,000 jobs that have been added by employers. then, the day closed with the closing up. more than 700 points in its best day this year. now that the deal is done, let s take a look at what s in it and the politics that shaped it. joining me now, miami guinness, president at the committee for responsible federal budget and andrew vista del rio, senior progression reporter for punchbowl news. thank you both very much for coming to the sunday show. my, i ll start with you. let s get down to brass tacks. there s been a lot of back and