vote for it than against it. i get it, we give the no voices, they re allowed, we give them a pretty big megaphone from time to time, but there are reasons we re supporting this thing, it cuts $2 trillion in spending, the largest spending cut, it puts americans back to work, unlocks american energy, and peels back $29 billion of covid funds that are no longer needed. these are big wins for america. part of the reason we re giving the no voices so much time right now is because the no voices in the republican conference are very powerful, especially when the margins are this small, but most importantly because of the motion to vacate, and the deal speaker mccarthy made not only to get the speakership by putting people like chip roy on the rules committee but also allowing one person within the house to raise their hand and say i want a new speaker, and there s been that flirtation with some republicans in the past 24, 48 hours about calling for a motion to vacate.
since 1996 that people with dependents at home do not have the work requirements applied to them. that doesn t change with this bill. she knows it doesn t change with this bill. we re trying to scare americans with some of these policies, and i think it s just better to be honest that it s not going to put that woman into the work force if she doesn t want to be working. secondly, i thought it interesting that the democrats won t tell us how they re going to vote. they re going to wait to see what the republicans do. come on, gang, let s figure out if a bill moves america in the right direction and vote for it, as opposed to this game of cat and house, hide and seek, we re better than that. what about the republicans who are saying they don t like this deal. there are a number of them, and many on the freedom caucus, including chip roy who has been pretty vocal saying this is a bad, bad deal. what do you say to them? we have a lot of diversity of opinion in the republican caucus, t
legislative session in florida where he delivered result after result after result for the people that are making their lives better. maybe they don t have to. maybe other candidates can make the case they can do that. you can walk and chew gum at the same time. bret: we ll follow it all. dana: you are awaiting an arraignment hearing for brian kohberger accused of murdering four students at the university of idaho. how he is expected to plead. a new york times op-ed accusing republicans about using the border crisis to scare americans. dianne feinstein embroiled in a than controversy. she still is able to summon and concentration and energy to vote. she is continuing to work. i think she deserves the opportunity to make a decision
evening including what donald trump said on television last night about the classified documents he took to mar-a-lago and about that phone call to a georgia election official demanding he find trump nearly 12,000 votes. all that talk is probably adding to his legal troubles this evening. and then while right-wing politicians in the media are trying to scare americans about an anticipated surge of migrants at the u.s. border, there are real people with real needs in harms way, and we will have more on their stories just ahead. t a.
guys both for joining me tonight. thank you. we have a lot more this evening, including what donald trump said on television last night about the classified documents he took to mar-a-lago and the phone call to a georgia election official, demanding he find trump nearly 12,000 votes. all that talk is probably adding to his legal troubles this evening. and then, when right-wing politicians in the media are trying to scare americans about an anticipated surge of migrants at the u.s. border, there are real people with real needs in harm s way, we will have more on their stories, just ahead.