tonight. good evening, peter. mike, on this memorial day, president biden is expressing confidence that there won t be a debt default while also trying to express condolences to the families of fallen american service members. god bless all those who gave their lives so our nation might live. present arms. peter: hours after solemn wreath laying at arlington national cemetery. i never say i m confident with what the congress are going to do. i feel very good about it. headlines of the deal suspending the debt limit until 2025 and limiting federal spending. what this will do is it increases defense and increases veterans. if you take nondefense with veterans out it, goes bloat level of 2022. congressman chip roy doesn t like the deal and roy sits on the rules committee where the bill goes next. he tweets a reminder that during speaker negotiations to build the collision that it was explicit both that nothing would pass rules committee without at least 7 g.o.p.
inclusion are tested, business must defend them unequivocally. i may not personally buy them or purchase them, but they should be avange for those that that might want. the company s stock value is down as it takes criticism from both sides of the political spectrum. california governor gavin newsom accuses the company of selling out by removing pride items. while texas senator ted cruz prohibition a target boycott will not be as effective as the recent bud light boycott saying target is more unique and not as replace cybil. in a statement it offered pride targets for more than a decade. the response this year has been different. the company reiterates support for the pride community even as it down sizes the priode displays in its stores. mike? mike: nate foy in new york. thanks a lot. the markets were closed today for memorial day. the texas house voted 121-23 to impeach attorney general ken paxton saturday. he is accused of bribery, abuse