willing to default on the debt so they can continue making welfare payments for people that are refusing to work, i m talking about people that are without dependents, people able bodied between 18 and 55. that s crazy to me we re having this debate today. are you willing to drop that work requirement? hell no, not a chance. reporter: even if a deal is reached as soon as saturday getting this into law is in whole other question because they re going to need to have the votes in both chambers to do that, and we re already hearing pushback. democrats don t like the compromise the white house is making in order to raise the national debt limit, parti particularly on work requirements and spending cuts, republicans don t like when they passed their own bill to raise the debt limit out of the house, included a slew of spending cuts and also had things like reining joe biden s policies, including student loan for giveness. that won t be part of this ultimate deal. conservatives are t
critics ought to be pointing out. i m competing against him in the race. todd: likely. i welcome him because he is basically all intents and purposes behaving like he is in the race. worth seeing the situation clearly one of those crony privileges was enacted byron desantis. that was his big mistake. ashley: big mistake on it. he is bringing accountability back to the company. which we have said time and time again republicans don t like, you know, all these laws and strict measures on companies but we do like accountability. we do have to get to this. you are running on america first 2.0 platform. i want to run some sound of a panel of voters we had on last hour they were talking of their fears of biden. i have a politicized cdc doesn t care about children s health or children s rights. i m definitely worried. what i think is going to happen is more illegal
number of elected district attorneys of color, of elected democratic district attorneys in georgia across the country, it s not a coincidence that now, you are seeing these legislative gubernatorial actions to try to stamp out what the voters have asked to be placed in. the situation in fulton county, obviously, i don t think that was the motivation for this. i think there is a pre-existing motivation of the sort of desire to take away self determination from voting citizens of places like your county, right? that voted in a way that state republicans don t like. but it obviously, clearly, amounts to a kind of, you know, sort of implicit threat, right? you know, who s going to be on this commission and is anyone going to file complaints? certainly, if fani willis were to indict trump with people around him, this seems to me to kind of poison the well, should it come to pass. vis-à-vis that case in particular.
motivation of the sort of desire to take away self determination from voting citizens of places like your county, right? that voted in a way that state republicans don t like. but it obviously, clearly, amounts to a kind of, you know, sort of implicit threat, right? you know, who s going to be on this commission and is anyone going to file complaints? certainly, if fani willis were to indict trump with people around him, this seems to me to kind of poison the well, should it come to pass. vis-ã -vis that case in particular. i think you re absolutely going to see some circumstances where anybody that is unhappy with a prosecution or it is happening or not happening, you re absolutely going to see abusive this kind of commission. against district attorneys who were just trying to be their jobs, and that arguing the difficult prosecution decisions that we make every day, and using our best discretion. that s what these type of bills
media, most people don t have his app so you probably didn t see a lot of it. we ll spare you most of it but talk to you about some of it. it has republicans, not democrats, republicans going, my god, there s got to be something else. we can t do this again. we re exhausted. this is not a man who should be president of the united states. tweeting or whatever his thing is called, in all caps, horrible, grotesque insults at people all day long. yeah. that s not the behavior of a guy who wants to be president. well, it s a guy who is, again, trying to whip up the base. this is really just yeah. a bigger version of what we ve been saying here. you have marjorie taylor greene saying the most outrageous things that republicans don t like, but her small donors have liked. for instance, she s going to a d.c. prison to celebrate rioters today. calling rioters and, you know a part of a riot where people bashed in the brains of cops with american flags, she s doing